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Preschool, 3 to 4 years old.

What our Preschool program looks like for a child who is 3 or 4 years old.

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The Preschool room

Preschool at Windsor Happy School is open to children 3 to 4 years old. In the room, children move through activities that ask them to try something, get stuck, and try again. That is how a three-year-old becomes a problem solver, one small task at a time.

Our teachers plan the days around a curriculum, and they stay close by as guides and facilitators. Children choose work, join group activities, and practice skills with the adults nearby to help when a task needs a hand. Each day is built so a child can leave with something new learned and something new accomplished.

We aim to create opportunities for early success every day. A child who finds out that effort leads somewhere carries that habit into the next room and the next year.

What to expect

About Us. Windsor Happy School is a privately-owned, independently-operated child care center licensed by the State of New Jersey, with more than two decades of service. We care for children from 6 weeks to 13 years. Our staff are certified and state-licensed. We blend High Reach Learning and Creative Curricula, and are moving to a Montessori curriculum.

What this looks like in practice

Preschool serves children 3 to 4 years old. Days mix group time, hands-on play, and quiet stretches so attention has room to reset. Teachers plan activities that ask children to sort, build, ask, and solve small problems, then note what each child is working on. Ask us how our rooms run and what your child's day looks like.

The changes show up at home. A child who once gave up on a stubborn zipper starts working it until it closes. A child who played beside others begins to ask a friend to join a game. Preschool is where a child learns to handle a task that is hard, ask for help, and finish. Those small wins build the confidence they carry into the next classroom.

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