• Become socially and emotionally competent as they learn how to take turns, problem solve and get along with others.
• Are introduced to the alphabet and the sounds of the letters. Learn numbers have meaning.
• They can count and understand one to one correspondence.
• Learn that they are part of a family, community, state and country.
• Learn about science collections and observation. They learn how to predict and use the science method of inquiry.
• Enjoy lots of music and art expression so their creative juices can flow!

Hello, I’m Ms. Goi and I received my Bachelor of Arts in English and Master of Arts in Teaching English as a Foreign Language from Thammasat University in Bangkok, Thailand. My first experience in the Early Childhood Education field was when I was studying in the Asia Pacific Leadership Program in Hawaii in 2004-2005. This experience inspired me to eventually become the outreach director of Concordia Gospel Ministry’s English Program and later the Concordia Child Care Ministry, both in Bangkok, from 2005- 2010. When my daughter Calah was born in 2010, I became a full-time mom and enjoy teaching here at Holy Cross.

Credentials and Years of Experience: Bachelors and Master’s degrees, Completed Certification Spring 2022 – 20+ years of experience

• Become socially and emotionally competent so they will succeed academically.
• Learn how to make friends and keep friends and invite themselves into play.
• Learn upper and lower case letters of the alphabet, the sounds of the letters, and simple sight words and word families.
• Are introduced to simple addition and subtraction, measurement and graphing.
• Learn to count to 100 and count by tens to 100.
• Learn there are rules in society and that they are part of something bigger: their community, city, state, nation and world. They become culturally aware and embrace diversity.
• Conduct simple science experiments and make predictions.
• Have many opportunities to be creative and express their individualism through art, music and creative movement.

• Become socially and emotionally competent so they will succeed academically.
• Learn how to make friends and keep friends and invite themselves into play.
• Learn upper and lower case letters of the alphabet, the sounds of the letters, and simple sight words and word families.
• Are introduced to simple addition and subtraction, measurement and graphing.
• Learn to count to 100 and count by tens to 100.
• Learn there are rules in society and that they are part of something bigger: their community, city, state, nation and world. They become culturally aware and embrace diversity.
• Conduct simple science experiments and make predictions.
• Have many opportunities to be creative and express their individualism through art, music and creative movement.

• From 12 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. on Monday through Friday.
• This program includes instruction and activities in Art, Spanish, Music, Math, and Science/Social Studies.

• From 3:30 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. on Monday through Friday.
• Children enjoy play in learning centers, art projects, story time, and guided game activities until their families pick them up.