Colorful watercolor splashes radiate behind a bird with orange and brown feathers, with the words 'RCS' above and 'The Robins' below in orange text, all within a circular gold border.
Ages 5–7 | Kindergarten – 1st Grade

The Robins Program

🌿 Rooted in Confidence. Beginning the Journey.

Robins represent new beginnings. At this stage, children are stepping into a more structured learning environment while still deeply rooted in play, connection, and discovery.

The Robins Program focuses on nurturing social-emotional growth, early literacy and math foundations, and a strong sense of belonging. Through purposeful play, guided exploration, and joyful learning experiences, children build confidence, curiosity, and resilience.

This stage is about growing strong roots — developing the foundational skills and self-belief that support all future learning.

The Robins — Program Classes

2026–27 Enrollment

Robins Program Classes

Every class stands on its own or fits together into a full day. Mon/Wed/Fri classes are marked in blue, Tue/Thu in green.

FullStudent working with colorful pattern blocks at Roseville Community School
M/W/F9:00–11:00 AM · $335/mo

Math Foundations

Morning · Snack break 10:30–11:00

Builds strong conceptual understanding through hands-on exploration, math games, and collaborative problem-solving. We focus on understanding over memorization — helping children see math as something they can explore, reason through, and enjoy.

Students develop

Number sense & fluencyAddition & subtractionPlace valueEarly geometryPatterning & logicMath vocabulary

This class is currently full — join the waitlist and we’ll reach out the moment a spot opens.

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FullYoung student reading a book at Roseville Community School
M/W/F11:00 AM–12:30 PM · $280/mo

Language Foundations

Midday

Integrates reading, writing, and oral expression in a literacy-rich environment grounded in the Science of Reading. We use the Rooted in Language curriculum and adapt lessons to each student’s developmental pace and interests.

Students build

Phonemic awarenessDecoding & fluencySight wordsEarly writingGrammar foundationsStorytelling

This class is currently full — join the waitlist and we’ll reach out the moment a spot opens.

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Students in dramatic play with costumes at Roseville Community School Wonder Workshop
M/W/F12:30–3:00 PM · $425/mo

Wonder Workshop

Afternoon · Lunch & open play 12:30–1:30 included

An open-ended exploration block designed to spark curiosity through play, movement, and hands-on discovery. Through child-led exploration and guided experimentation, students develop problem-solving, collaboration, confidence, and independence.

Students experience

Indoor & outdoor playSensory explorationScience experimentsCollaborative buildingImaginative playMonthly cooking
Child exploring the school garden with a teacher at Roseville Community School
T/TH9:00–11:00 AM · $170/mo

Roots & Wings

Morning · Snack break 10:30–11:00

Through storytelling, discussion, play-based exploration, and hands-on projects, students begin to recognize the similarities and differences that make communities strong. Children learn that their experiences matter while developing empathy and respect for others.

Students explore

Personal identityFamily & cultureCommunity helpersShared responsibilityMaps & neighborhoodsEmpathy & respect
5 spots leftStudents painting together outdoors at Roseville Community School art class
T/TH11:00 AM–12:30 PM · $170/mo

Art Studio

Midday

Provides space for creative exploration and hands-on design through open-ended, project-based experiences. Through interdisciplinary themes, students connect art to science, literacy, and inquiry while developing their own authentic artistic voice.

Students experience

Watercolor & paintingClay & sculptureNature-inspired artEngineering buildsCollaborative muralsCreative expression
Two students exploring outdoors with umbrellas in the rain at Roseville Community School
T/TH12:30–3:00 PM · $280/mo

Nature Detectives

Afternoon · Lunch & open play 12:30–1:30 included

Brings learning outdoors through hands-on exploration and playful observation of the natural world. Through movement, curiosity, and guided questioning, children build early scientific thinking while developing a meaningful connection to nature.

Students engage in

Nature walksHabitat studiesSeasonal scienceNature journalingSensory explorationStewardship

Classes & schedule

Build your Robin’s week

Start from a ready-made schedule or pick class by class — the price updates as you go, and full-time is applied automatically when you choose all six.