Classrooms at Faith MMO
At Faith MMO, each classroom is thoughtfully designed to nurture children socially, emotionally, spiritually, and academically through play, routine, creativity, and loving relationships. Our teachers create warm, engaging environments where children feel safe, known, and excited to learn.
Every class includes:
Age-appropriate learning through play
Bible stories, songs, and prayer
Hands-on sensory and creative activities
Outdoor play and movement
Social skill development
Music and circle time
A loving, encouraging environment
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Our T1 classroom is designed to be a loving, comforting first school experience for our youngest children. This classroom focuses on helping babies feel safe, secure, and cared for while introducing gentle routines, social interaction, music, movement, and play.
Teachers spend the day nurturing each child through play, snuggles, sensory experiences, and age-appropriate interaction while partnering closely with families during these important early stages.
Daily Rhythm
8:30–9:30 | Free Play
9:30 | Snack Time
10:00–11:00 | Outdoor Play & Weekly Music
11:00–12:00 | Lunch Time
12:00–12:30 | Free Play
And throughout the day: bottles, naps, diaper changes, cuddles, and individualized care.
What Children Experience
Sensory play and exploration
Music and movement
Outdoor play and fresh air
Gentle routines and transitions
Loving teacher interaction
Early social development
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Welcome to T2
The T2 classroom is filled with movement, curiosity, creativity, and fun. Children are encouraged to explore, play, create, and begin building classroom confidence through loving routines and hands-on activities.
Teachers guide children through art, music, playground time, and social interaction while helping them develop independence and confidence in a nurturing environment.
Daily Rhythm
Free play and guided art activities during morning arrival
Snack time and group interaction
Outdoor playground time
Music and movement
Lunch and cleanup
Chapel on designated days
Special art activities with visiting art teacher
What Children Experience
Hands-on crafts and sensory activities
Outdoor play and movement
Music and rhythm activities
Social interaction and friendship building
Early classroom routines
Chapel and faith-based learning
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Our T3 classroom encourages children to explore, create, move, and grow through play-based learning and engaging activities. Teachers create a warm environment where children can begin building confidence, communication skills, friendships, and classroom routines.
Children enjoy a balance of structured activities, creative play, music, movement, and outdoor exploration throughout the day.
Daily Rhythm
Morning free play
Centers including games, crafts, building activities, and hands-on learning
Snack time
Music and movement activities
Outdoor playground time
Lunch together
Chapel on Thursdays
What Children Experience
Creative crafts and games
Building toys and hands-on learning
Music and exercise throughout the day
Outdoor play and social interaction
Early classroom structure and routines
Bible and chapel experiences
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PK1 is a playful and encouraging classroom where children begin building confidence, classroom routines, and independence through hands-on activities, movement, music, and social interaction.
This age is filled with tremendous growth, and teachers lovingly guide children through milestones while creating a fun and engaging learning environment.
Daily Rhythm
Welcome and free play centers
Morning snack
Circle time with songs, name recognition, weather, colors, numbers, movement, and music
Themed center activities and sensory play
Playground and lunch
Potty training support and encouragement
What Children Experience
Themed learning activities
Guided games and crafts
Sensory exploration
Music, yoga, and movement
Early social and emotional development
Name recognition and independence-building
Potty Training Support
Potty training and transitioning are important milestones during this age. Teachers partner closely with families and use encouraging routines and recognition charts to support independence and consistency.
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PK2 combines structured learning with playful exploration to help children continue building confidence, classroom skills, and independence. Through lessons, movement, creative play, and social interaction, children are encouraged to grow academically, emotionally, and socially.
Daily Rhythm
8:30–9:15 | Free Play, Potty Time & Fine Motor Activities
9:15–9:30 | Chapel
9:30–9:45 | Snack
9:45–10:00 | Daily Lesson
10:00–10:30 | Centers
10:30–10:45 | Circle Time, Calendar & Weather
Sign Language Learning Time
Lesson-related table activities and movement videos
Lunch and playground time
Indoor playroom on rainy days
What Children Experience
Fine motor skill development
Daily lessons and themed learning
Sign language introduction
Circle time routines
Music and movement
Outdoor and indoor active play
Faith-based learning through chapel
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PK3 provides a structured yet joyful classroom experience where children grow academically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Teachers focus on preparing children for Pre-K and kindergarten readiness while keeping learning engaging, interactive, and fun.
Daily Rhythm
Morning free play and crafts
Circle time with calendar, weather, songs, movement, and stories
Group bathroom routines
Snack and outdoor play
Letter of the week activities and Share Box
Rotating center activities
Lunch together
What Children Experience
Letter recognition and phonics exposure
Story time and language development
Share Box participation and communication skills
Rotating learning centers
Social and emotional skill development
Structured classroom routines
Outdoor play and movement
Learning Through Play
Children are encouraged to actively participate, explore, communicate, and build friendships while developing foundational pre-kindergarten skills in a nurturing environment.
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Our PK4 classroom is designed to help children confidently prepare for kindergarten through play-based learning, hands-on exploration, creativity, and nurturing guidance.
Teachers focus on academic readiness while also helping children learn kindness, confidence, responsibility, and care for others — all while acknowledging God in everyday learning.
What Children Learn
Letter sounds and early reading readiness
Number recognition and counting by 1s, 2s, 5s, and 10s
Social and emotional skills
Science exploration and discovery
Music, movement, and creative play
Introduction to French vocabulary
Our Classroom Environment
We believe children learn best when they feel loved, encouraged, and engaged. Every child develops at their own pace, and teachers work alongside families to help children build the confidence and skills needed for a successful transition into kindergarten.
Meet the Faith MMO Team