The program for 18 month olds is designed to awaken the senses through engaged activities. Learning begins with repetition of the ABCs, numbers (1, 2, 3) shapes, and colors Children also work with puzzles to improve fine motor skills, along with art activities, stories, songs, and nursery rhymes. The two-year-old program builds on the 18-month curriculum and takes learning a step further. Children begin to individually recognize and recite the concepts they previously learned through repetition. They are also introduced to activities that strengthen both large and small motor skills in preparation for learning to hold a pencil. In addition, they begin learning manners, sharing, and cooperative play The three-year-old program builds on previous learning while introducing new skills such as directions, advanced counting, and handwriting. Children begin with basic writing strokes, then progress to coloring skills, uppercase and lowercase letters, and simple tasks like tying shoes. The age group also focuses on classroom behavior skills, including sitting quietly, listening and following teacher instructions. The four-year-old program continues to build on the three-year-old curriculum while preparing students for kindergarten. Children focus on following simple directions, sequencing the alphabet, developing conversation skills recognizing numbers in and out of sequence, and participating in classroom discussions, along with other readiness activities. The JLC kindergarten program is taught on a first grade level. Children receive instruction in core subjects including Reading, English, Math, Science, and more. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning and includes preparing and presenting projects across various subject areas Students also participate in educational field trips that enhance classroom learning and real world understanding