Classrooms
We strive to maintain a spirit of excellence in our facilities, curriculum and staff.
Faith Academy operates 6 classrooms for children ages 6 weeks – 5 years old. Classes will be staffed by qualified teachers and teacher assistants. Each room has a daily schedule which includes: circle time, music time, snack time, reading times, craft time, Bible story, outdoor play for gross motor development, center time for fine motor development, nap-time and seat work.
GARDEN ROOM
GIRAFFE ROOM
ELEPHANT ROOM
Children ages 6 weeks to 14 months old will enjoy the Garden Room filled with bright animals, sensory toys, areas for peaceful rest, and areas for large motor development. We look forward to partnering with you to provide loving care to your infant and toddler.
Children ages 24 months-3 years who are toilet training will enjoy this room filled with opportunities for arts, academic centers, and large motor development. Our teachers have organized this room to help children transition from toddler to preschooler.
Stomp on in where children grow by the minute! Elephants are approximately 12 months-24 months old. They love to push, move, dance and clap! Here, children will learn to share, to clean up, to sort and to take turns while having fun with friends.
CATERPILLAR ROOM
MONKEY ROOM
HIPPO ROOM
Children who are 2 years old will enjoy this room filled with the the colors, sounds, and feelings of their favorite insect. Crawl around, explore, and transform into the amazing creation God intended while having fun!
Ready to jump, and swing, and climb? Monkeys are ready to swing into school and here they will experience reading readiness skills, master social milestones, and learn to communicate in their own unique way. This room is for children ages 4 and up.
Children who are three years old and fully toilet trained will be enrolled in this classroom. The Hippos are busy learning something new everyday. The children enjoy this structured environment which is filled with colors and textures to encourage hands-on and play-based learning.