What Sets RMA Apart from the Competition?
Pre-Kindergarten Kindergarten Tours Every Tuesday 10am—2pm What Sets RMA Apart from the Competition? Pre-Kindergarten Program: PK students receive a language arts education RMA uses the Alpha Time Letter People to teach PK students upper and lower case letters, how to make its sound(s), and how to recognize it in a word. The weekly letter is supported by a “character,” a story book, and a musical jingle. PK students receive a math education PK students enjoy learning with technology in the classroom RMA uses a math curriculum designed for PK students by one of the nation’s best math publishers, Scott-Foresman. Using manipulatives, these young minds are introduced to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. We teach on the EDGE (Engaging the Digital Generation in Education)! The PK teachers utilize interactive data projectors (which is the source of the visual above) as teaching tools. In addition, each classroom is equipped with four computer workstations and four iPads that students “play” on during center time. PK students take advantage of resources of the school for expanded education Since RMA goes through the 12th grade, there are resources available to the PK program that “stand alone” PK programs do not have. Each week, PK students attend classes in PE, music and French and participate in special annual programs, such as Homecoming Week, field day, concerts, and book fairs. Kindergarten Program: PK students participate in all-school activities. PK students and families are part of the RMA community. You are encouraged to attend athletic events, fall festival, plays and musicals, whatever! For more information: Contact Hadley Gross, [email protected] 252-443-4126 www.rmacademy.com Two experienced, nurturing teaching teams (teacher plus assistant) We know what your child needs to learn in Kindergarten and every year thereafter in order to be qualified to attend a great college or university. It’s our business, and it starts on the very first day! Small class size provides time for lots of personal attention Smart board, four desktop computers, and two iPads in each room to enhance the learning experience Math in Focus (Singapore Math) curriculum begins in K5th grade. Kindergarteners begin developing conceptual understanding of the basic building blocks of this math program PE twice a week; music, technology, French and library class once a week Participation and/or attendance in all-school events, such as field days, athletic games and pep rallies, fall festival, Homecoming week, book fairs, talent show, concerts, and school plays K students can participate in Accelerated Reader Your child will have a buddy seven years older. They’ll do activities together throughout the year, see each other on campus and around town, and your child will be his/her buddy’s #1 sports fan
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