Due to the unique nature of the world around us with the pandemic, our preschool will be offering classes online. We follow the guidelines given by the CDC. To keep our students and families healthy and safe, all supplies and materials are quarantined then shipped to their destinations. Donations and any items that are meant to be shared between students will be treated in the same manner with strict instructions for families to follow.

Yes! We offer our online classes to young children who live anywhere in the West Coast under Pacific Standard Time. These states include: California, Oregon, and Washington. 

Yes. We have a video put together to walk you through each step of the way. It's easy!

No. Little Fish Preschool provides a set school supply list for each student which is sent out a few weeks before school begins.  All activities, worksheets, and sensory play items are provided to each student throughout the school year. Look at our school supply list to see what will be provided click here. 

No. There is NO video game component to our online preschool program...just real, social interaction between a preschool teacher (that's ME!) and a small class of amazing preschool friends.

No. The shipping is deducted out of the monthly tuition.

During the middle of the school year there will be a parent/teacher conference week where each parent will have the opportunity to discuss with their child's teacher virtually the progress in which their child has made. This conference is key in finding out where your child is at developmentally and academically to encourage the success of kindergarten readiness.

First of all, young children aren't meant to sit for long. Therefore, we sit, stand, sit, stand, then sit and stand to keep our students engaged in learning. Each child is unique, our teacher has 9+ years teaching specifically preschool age children and has seen just about every type of child there is. She is excited to teach your child and help him or her have a wonderful preschool experience filled with friends, fun, and God's love! If you have any concerns about this, please contact us, we're happy to help!

No. We accept students from families of any religions. As long as you understand, acknowledge, and accept that your child will be taught curriculum that is firmly founded on the Bible; the Word of God. Please read our curriculum page for more details click here and our beliefs click here

Absolutely! After enrolling and when the school year starts, we will provide a private Facebook group for our preschool families. We are super supportive and excited to have you join us!

We teach children ages 3-5 years old. Your child must turn 3 or 4 years old by September 1st to attend our online preschool.

We use Zoom, a free platform. The links we use to join our online classroom are exclusive to our preschool families so no one else can access the online classroom. Plus, our online classroom is monitored by our teacher at all times when in use.

No. However, you do need to log your child into the online classroom at the start of each class. At this point you can either stay or do other things you need to do. Once your child gets more familiar with our online class, it is encouraged parents are not present so children can learn to become independent.

All the sensory activities, worksheets, and craft supplies will be sent to students each month for the upcoming month in the mail. Teacher will provide families a calendar that specifies which supplies and activities will need to be set up and provided ahead of time for each school day.

You will need internet and a laptop or desktop computer. You can use an iPad or a phone but we don't recommend it because its too hard to see everyone's faces and actually socialize with them.

Absolutely! We offer a 25% off discount from the monthly tuition. Instead of paying $145 monthly tuition for your second child, you would pay a total of $109 so your child can enjoy and attend online preschool with his/her sibling.

We've got you covered! Every class session is recorded so if your child misses a day of school, he or she can always watch it later just let us know at least an hour before class.

During our Valentine's Day and Easter party all students will be given the opportunity to send their classmates a valentine and Easter Eggs. The teacher will inform parents to send these goodies very early to be quarantined then shipped out to the appropriate students before the party.  Additionally, every month the teacher will assign the students a special craft to be hung on the classroom bulletin board. This board will be displayed behind the teacher during classroom time where children can see and sense they are part of a community with their other classmates. The teacher will provide families stamped envelopes to send completed crafts back to the school.

The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that preschoolers have no more than 1 hour of screen time. Would you prefer your child used that hour on high-intensity video games or on face-to-face social interactions to prepare your child in EVERY WAY to develop: socially, emotionally, physically, cognitively, linguistically, and spiritually? I believe preschool is a hands-on experience, and playing video games to "learn" isn't how we do things in online preschool.

Yes! Just like an in-person preschool, there are opportunities for parents to help/donate to their child's online class. There will be times where families will have the opportunity to donate to their child's class during special events such as stickers for Christmas time or plastic Easter eggs for Easter. These items will be sent to our mailing address and under quarantine until shipped to the students in their monthly supply box. Even though donations and helping out are appreciated they are not required.