Grace Children's Learning Center

Manassas, VA

Home of Grace “L'il Angels”


Home

Testimonials

Programs

  Moms Morning Out (MMO)
  3 Year Olds
  4 Year Olds
  Pre-Kindergarten
  Kindergarten
  Art
  Music
  Chapel
  Spanish/French
  Sign Language
  Drama
  Physical Fitness
 
Class News

Policies and Procedures

Upcoming Events/School Newsletter

School Information Links

Contact Us






Program for 3 Year Old's.


Three Year Old Skill List
 
Mathematics

  • Route count to 10
  • Understand one to one correspondence
  • Sort objects into two given categories
  • Identify some numerals 0-10
  • Match sets containing up to five objects
  • Construct set with concrete objects when given a model
  • Understand concepts of full and empty
  • Understand long/short and big/little
  • Determine the longer of two objects
  • Point to and label square, circle, triangle, heart, rectangle
  • Recognize and match square, circle, triangle, heart, rectangle
  • Attempt to reproduce shapes
  • Point to and name colors

 
Science

  • Demonstrate curiosity and the need to explore the unknown
  • Ask increasing number of questions
  • Demonstrate ideas
  • Accurate sense of touch, smell, sight and taste
  • Observe objects closely
  • Identify sets as items with a common property
  • Identify what is missing from a picture
  • Pair related objects and pictures
  • Understand there are many kinds of animals
  • Understand animals move in many ways
  • Understand seeds grow into plants and need water and sunlight
  • Understand air is everywhere
  • Understand everything takes up space

 
Language Arts

  • Recognize first name in print
  • Name concrete objects in environment
  • State own name, sex, and age
  • Form name with tactile letters with a model
  • Complete puzzle of 8-10 pieces
  • Ask questions: Who? What? Where? Why? How? When?
  • Place objects on their outline
  • Place events from a familiar story in sequence
  • Verbally express a three pictured event using three separate thoughts
  • Recognize the spoken word can be written down
  • Draw a face with facial parts, stick arms and legs
  • Play using symbols
  • Dramatize a story
  • Verbally spell name
  • Use animistic thinking, (stuffed animals have human characteristics)
  • Represent thought in pictures
  • Recognize and label articles of clothing
  • Recognize and label basic body parts
  • Recognize difference between letters and numbers
  • Recognize and identify common foods
  • Enjoy being read to

 
Listening

  • Focus attention on speaker
  • Follow a two step oral direction
  • Complete a two step task
  • Identify the source of sounds
  • Rank sounds (loud, louder, loudest)
  • Listen to short stories and poems
  • Listen to and follow directions

 
Speaking

  • Communicate needs and wishes using sentences
  • Sentences consist of 4-6 words
  • Uses, I, you, he, she and it correctly
  • Engage in simple conversation with peers and adults
  • Memorize and repeat simple nursery rhymes, songs and finger plays
  • Understand sentences and questions as indicated by relevant responses
  • Make relevant contribution in small group discussions
  • Dictate personal experiences loud enough to be heard
  • Describe action in pictures drawn