Children will learn to resolve conflicts, to express ideas, and to get along with peers in a group setting. Children will develop respect for other human beings. Children will learn to manage feelings such as anger or sadness in appropriate and non-violent ways. Children will acquire school-related social skills such as taking turns, talking, or sharing classroom responsibilities. Children will feel confident in cognitive, motor, and other abilities.

Children will develop important large muscle capablities as well as small muscle. Children will learn to visually discriminate among objects, design, colors, letters, and numbers. Children will learn to discriminate phenomena using the senses. Children will learn to coordinate eyes and hands to perform tasks.

Children will gain increased attention span and persistence at tasks. Children will learn to classify and sort objects. Children will develop problem-solving and self-discovery skills. Children will gain increased long and short-term memory capabilities. Children will become more able to express their creativity. Children, when developmentally ready, will acquire reading readiness skills, such as left-to-right progression, letter and word recognition, and association of sounds with letters. Children will acquire mathematic readiness skills as well as concepts in science and social studies.