New World UMC Day School -Preschool Summer Program
Preschool Summer Program
Our Preschool Summer Program offers a joyful, enriching, and developmentally supportive experience for children ages 1–5. Each day is thoughtfully designed to nurture creativity, independence, social‑emotional growth, and a love of learning — all within the warm, faith‑centered environment families cherish at New World.
Summer Hours
Summer camp runs from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., with a limited number of extended‑day spots available for families needing full‑time care. Extended day hours are from 7:30am to 5:30pm.
A Loving Start to the Day
Children begin their morning with free‑choice center activities, allowing them to ease into the day through play, exploration, and social interaction. A morning snack follows, helping everyone settle in and feel ready for the day’s adventures.
Morning Circle time
During Circle time, teachers introduce the weekly theme and highlight the fun activities planned for the day. Each circle time reviews the weekly learning topics and includes a dedicated story time that supports language development, listening skills, and early comprehension.
Rotations
Throughout the day, children participate in hands‑on, developmentally appropriate activities such as:
Art Projects
Group Games
Outdoor Play
Gym Time
Science Exploration
These rotations keep the day active, balanced, and engaging for all ages.Weekly Themes & Friday Fun
Each week features exciting themes that guide learning and creativity. Friday is our special “theme day,” featuring:
Arts & Crafts
Music
Special activity
These experiences give children something joyful to look forward to each week.Meals & Snacks
Children enjoy morning snack and afternoon snacks, keeping them energized and ready for a full day of play and learning. Each child will need to bring a lunch from home.
Free Play and Creativity
Free‑choice time is woven throughout the day, offering opportunities for:
Games
Dramatic play
Building and manipulatives
Creative pastimes based on each child’s interests
This balance of structure and freedom helps children develop independence, imagination, and confidence.Caring, Supportive Relationships
Most importantly, every child is welcomed by warm, supportive adults who provide encouragement, emotional support, and gentle guidance. Your staff’s commitment to nurturing relationships ensures each child feels safe, valued, and loved.
For Our Youngest Learners (Age 1)
Our One’s Program gently supports toddlers as they transition from infancy into early childhood. Caring teachers help children develop independence skills, emotional security, and early communication through responsive interactions and purposeful routines.
