Welcome to AAPS Kindergarten

At AAPS, our Kindergarten program is designed to foster early childhood development by nurturing independence, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. We provide a safe and stimulating environment where children can explore and grow through hands-on experiences and play-based learning.

We believe that early childhood education is a transformative journey. Our Kindergarten program lays the essential building blocks for future success by nurturing young minds through creativity, play, and personalized guidance. Designed in alignment with the California State Curriculum Frameworks, our approach supports the holistic development of every child—socially, emotionally, physically, and cognitively.

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Our Philosophy

Early childhood is when the seeds of independence, confidence, and curiosity are first planted. Our goal is to:

Create a safe, engaging, and nurturing learning environment tailored to each child’s ability and interests.
Cultivate a lifelong love of learning through play-based and inquiry-driven instruction.
Foster social-emotional development and strong early academic foundations in both Arabic and English.
Academics

Curriculum Highlights

Rooted in international best practices and the California Early Learning and Development Foundations, our KG curriculum includes:

We believe in learning that is:

Exploratory

Students engage in hands-on activities, investigations, and open-ended play

Individualized

Learning is guided by each child's interests, learning style, and developmental stage

Collaborative

Children participate in small group learning, fostering teamwork and communication

Reflective

Teachers help students make sense of what they learn and develop metacognitive awareness

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How Children Learn at AAPS

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Assessment & Growth Tracking: DRDP 2015​

To ensure that learning is purposeful and personalized, we use the Developmental Profile (DRDP), an authentic observational assessment tool by the California Department of education.

Why It Matters

To ensure that learning is purposeful and personalized, we use the Developmental Profile (DRDP), an authentic observational assessment tool by the California Department of education.

Informs instruction for individuals and groups

Guides curriculum planning tailored to children's needs

Supports continuous improvement in our early childhood programs

Guiding Hearts and Minds

Our Kindergarten Teachers

At AAPS, our Kindergarten educators are not just teachers—they are nurturers, mentors, and co-explorers on every child’s learning journey.

  • Expertise in Early Childhood Education: Our teachers are highly trained in early years pedagogy and certified in delivering developmentally appropriate instruction aligned with international standards, including the California State Curriculum Framework.

  • Child-Centered Approach: Each teacher understands the importance of meeting children where they are. Lessons are adapted to suit different learning styles, attention spans, and emotional needs.

  • Emotional Intelligence & Care: Our teachers are attuned to the unique personalities of each child. They foster trust, confidence, and emotional security, which is essential for risk-taking and self-expression in learning.

  • Ongoing Professional Growth: Teachers regularly engage in professional development on topics such as sensory play, bilingual literacy, behavior management, and inclusive classroom strategies.

What makes our teachers exceptional:
They see every question as a spark of curiosity, every mistake as a learning moment, and every child as a universe of potential waiting to shine.

Family Involvement: A Collaborative Journey

We believe that children thrive when schools and families work hand-in-hand. At AAPS, we treat parents as essential partners in early education.

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Transparent Communication

Parents receive weekly updates via classroom newsletters, and dedicated parent-teacher communication apps.

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Interactive Parent Sessions

We host regular coffee mornings, learning showcases, and open-house events where parent can experience their children's learning.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Parents can engage in classroom activities, read-aloud sessions, field trips, and special cultural celebrations.

Why It Matters

When children see their families and teachers working together, it reinforces their sense of security, builds trust in the school environment, and boosts confidence in their own learning.

Ready to Join Our KG Family?

Start your child’ learning journey in a school that celebrates discovery, nurtures joy, and fosters deep learning