Set the stage for a lifetime of learning with this vibrant Pre-K homeschool package that brings the world—and Alaska—to life for your young explorer. Through beautifully illustrated resources like the Kids Beginner's World Atlas, your child will begin to understand where they live and how people, cities, and transportation have changed over time. They'll learn about different places, professions, and the rhythm of daily life across generations—starting with Alaska and stretching to the wider world. This Pre-K program is a joyful, hands-on introduction to geography, culture, and community.

Read-Alouds and Language Arts
Reading together is at the heart of this curriculum. Classic Read-Alouds such as Winnie the Pooh and Babe the Gallant Pig make story time cozy and meaningful. With Dr. Seuss’s ABC and First Thousand Words, children are introduced to letters, sounds, and vocabulary in fun and memorable ways. These early language tools nurture listening comprehension, early phonics, and a love of reading from day one.

Science and Nature
Embrace Alaska’s natural beauty and curiosity about the outdoors. Children will explore the seasons, weather patterns, plant and animal life, ocean habitats, and more. This age-appropriate science journey encourages wonder, observation, and a deeper connection to the natural world around them—especially relevant in Alaska’s diverse environment.

Readiness Skills
The Developing the Early Learner series builds crucial foundational skills across four developmental areas:

• Motor Skills: Activities like mazes and tracing improve hand-eye coordination and tracking.

• Visual Skills: Matching, memory games, and spatial activities boost observation and visual processing.

• Auditory Skills: Rhyming, sound recognition, and auditory memory exercises enhance early listening skills.

• Comprehension: Sequencing, sorting, and categorizing build early logic and understanding.

Optional Art Component
The Child’s Book of Art introduces children to famous works and visual storytelling. While optional, it is scheduled into the guide and provides a delightful, visual supplement to your child’s year of discovery.