programs Offered
Our preschool program has Two dedicated classes
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At Little Mavericks, we believe that every child is born with boundless potential, unique curiosity, and a spark that’s ready to shine. Our mission is to nurture that spark by creating a safe, joyful, and inspiring environment where little minds and hearts can grow with confidence.
We are more than just a preschool — we are a community of caring educators, passionate about guiding your child’s early years with love, creativity, and purpose. Our play-based, child-centered approach blends learning with laughter, encouraging exploration, imagination, and self-expression at every step.
We continuously expand our services to care for children of all ages. Our goal is to nurture and educate children in a fun and engaging way, transforming learning into an exciting journey.
Our goal is to nurture and educate children in a fun and engaging way. We strive to make the learning process vibrant and enjoyable.
Sahil loves the school. he is leaving Monday......he is going to miss all his teachers. It's very good play school. he loved every minute there thank you.
Aaradhya has had a wonderful experience at her school. As she prepares to leave on Wednesday, she will fondly remember her teachers. It's been an amazing play school, and every moment there was special. We are grateful for everything!
First Little Readers (Levels A-C) are beginner-friendly books designed for preschoolers to develop early reading skills. They feature simple text, repetitive patterns, and engaging illustrations to build confidence and fluency. Ideal for guided reading, they help young learners recognize sight words and improve comprehension. Perfect for early literacy development!
Kids typically start preschool between ages 3 and 4. Some programs accept children as young as 2.5 Years Old, depending on their readiness and potty training status. Preschool helps develop social, emotional, and early learning skills to prepare them for Pre-School.
Your child may be ready for preschool if they can follow simple instructions, communicate basic needs, interact with peers, and manage short separations from parents. Basic independence, like using the toilet and eating independently, also helps. Every child develops at their own pace, so consider their comfort and readiness.
If your child can stay with another caregiver without distress for a short time, they may be ready for preschool. Separation anxiety is normal, but gradual exposure and reassurance help. If they struggle, practice short separations to build confidence before starting preschool.
If your child can share, take turns, and engage in simple play with other kids, they may be ready for preschool. Social skills develop over time, so it's okay if they’re still learning. Preschool helps improve cooperation, communication, and teamwork in a structured setting.
