About the Ages 3–4 Program
Between the ages of three and four, children become increasingly curious, expressive and ready to take part in more structured learning experiences. Our Ages 3–4 program introduces early academic foundations while continuing to support communication, independence and social development.
Through stories, conversations, creative activities and age-appropriate learning materials, children begin exploring early literacy, number concepts, shapes, colors and simple problem-solving. Arabic and English are incorporated naturally into the daily environment, helping children become more confident in listening, speaking and expressing their ideas.
Familiar classroom routines also encourage children to follow instructions, take responsibility for simple tasks and participate respectfully within a group. Islamic manners and positive behavior are supported through gentle, age-appropriate guidance in a calm and nurturing setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group is this program designed for?
This program is designed for children between three and four years of age. Enrollment and placement details are discussed with families before attendance begins.
What does the Ages 3–4 program focus on?
The program focuses on early literacy and numeracy concepts, language development, classroom routines, social interaction and growing independence.
What types of learning activities are included?
Children take part in storytelling, creative activities, guided play, early number and language activities, movement and simple problem-solving suited to their stage of development.
How are Arabic and English included in the program?
Arabic and English are introduced through everyday conversation, stories, learning materials and age-appropriate classroom activities.
How do you prepare children for a classroom environment?
Children become familiar with simple routines such as listening to instructions, participating in group activities, taking turns and completing manageable tasks with guidance.
How are independence and responsibility encouraged?
Children are encouraged to make age-appropriate choices, care for learning materials and take part in simple daily responsibilities with support from the team.
How are Islamic manners supported?
Islamic manners and respectful behavior are supported through simple daily guidance, positive examples and age-appropriate conversations.
Can families visit before enrolling?
Yes. Visits to Murabiya Al-Ajyal Childcare Center are available by appointment. Families can view the environment, learn more about the program and discuss their child’s needs with the center.