Welcome to Klein Weekday Ministries for Children
Klein Weekday Ministries for Children offers a loving Christian environment for children aged 18 months to 4 years, as well as Bridge and Kindergarten. Our dedicated, highly qualified staff supports your child’s growth in every area: socially, emotionally, academically, physically, creatively, and spiritually.
In addition to classroom learning and daily outdoor play, children participate in:
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Motor & Music Classes
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Chapel Time
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S.T.E.A.M. Activities (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math)
Contact Us
For more information, please reach out to:
Josette Horaist
Assistant Director
📧 josette@kleinumc.org
📞 281-353-0494
5920 FM 2920
Spring, TX 77379
Age level objectives
philosophy
Klein Weekday Ministries provides a loving Christian environment where children grow socially, emotionally, academically, physically, creatively, and spiritually. Our goal is to create a stimulating, loving, and safe environment that encourages a positive attitude toward learning, promotes confidence, and self-esteem, and motivates children to reach their greatest potential. This is achieved through an enriching, hands-on, and multisensory curriculum that places importance on the child’s readiness to learn new things within a nurturing classroom with loving teachers.
Admission & Registration Information
Immunization Policy
All students are required to meet Texas Department of State Health Services immunization requirements.
Children three years old and older must be fully and independently potty trained to attend.
Pre-Registration
To begin the enrollment process, please complete Pre-Registration.
This step does not require payment, but you must upload:
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A headshot of your child
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A headshot of Mom
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A headshot of Dad
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At least one additional person authorized for pick-up (more may be added if desired)
You’ll also need to provide:
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Addresses
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Phone numbers
New Family Registration / Re-Registration
Once your Pre-Registration is received, you will receive an email with a registration (re-registration) link.
Required Paperwork
Within 2 weeks of registration, the following documents are due:
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Health Statement
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Current Immunization Records
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Hold Harmless Form
Questions?
For registration assistance, contact:
📧 josette@kleinumc.org
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Going on now...
April
April 2 - Easter Celebration & Egg Hunts (Students ONLY)
April 6 - NO SCHOOL - Easter Monday
April 28 - Spring Assessments for 2's & 3's Go Home
April 8 - Original Art Orders Deadline
April 28 - Splash Day
April 28 - 2's & 3's Spring Assessments Go Home
May
May 6 - Mother's Day Celebration
May 12 & 13 - Last Day of Stay & Play
May 14 Hawaiian Dress Up Day
May 19 - Step Up Ceremony for Discovery
May 20 - Graduation
May 21 Last Day of School
July 13 - 17 - Kamp Klein
virtual Tour
Take a look around our preschool! For an in-person tour, please contact our Assistant Director, Josette, at josette@kleinumc.org.
class descriptions
Toddlers (18 Months – 2 Years)
Objectives:
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Foster a safe, nurturing environment for first-time separation from parents
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Develop early language and listening skills through songs and stories
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Practice simple fine motor activities (coloring, stacking, sensory play)
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Learn basic social interaction: sharing, waiting turns, and kindness
Two-Year-Olds (Young Twos / Older Twos)
Objectives:
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Introduce routine and classroom structure
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Encourage expressive language development
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Begin early number concepts (counting to 5), colors, and shapes
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Practice independent tasks (washing hands, clean-up time)
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Develop social-emotional awareness and parallel play, transitioning to group play
Three-Year-Olds (Preschool 3s)
Objectives:
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Expand vocabulary and sentence formation
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Begin letter recognition and phonemic awareness
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Build pre-math skills: counting to 10, simple patterns
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Develop gross and fine motor coordination (cutting, tracing, climbing)
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Foster cooperative play and problem-solving with peers
Four-Year-Olds (Pre-Kindergarten / Bridge to Kinder)
Objectives:
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Prepare for Kindergarten readiness
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Strengthen literacy: recognize letters, sounds, and begin early writing
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Expand math skills: numbers to 20, simple addition/subtraction concepts
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Practice classroom citizenship: following directions, responsibility, teamwork
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Cultivate confidence, independence, and love of learning
Faith & Chapel Time
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Weekly Bible stories & simple memory verses
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Singing, praying, and learning Christian values
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Emphasizing kindness, compassion, and respect for others
Music & Movement
Our Music Program engages children in joyful, creative expression through:
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Singing, rhythm activities, and instruments
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Movement and dance that support listening and motor skills
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Introduction to musical concepts (tempo, pitch, beat)
Objectives:
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Foster a love of music and creativity
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Develop listening and language skills
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Strengthen memory and pattern recognition through songs
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Encourage social interaction in group music settings
S.T.E.A.M. helps children:
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Think critically and solve problems
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Ask questions and explore the world around them
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Work together and learn by doing