Primary Class
Nurturing curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning in our youngest students.
Who this Class Serves
Primary-aged learners
Students beginning their academic and social learning journey
Children who thrive in a calm, loving, and supportive environment
What Makes it Unique
A calm and nurturing classroom atmosphere
Movement-rich learning (brain breaks, dance parties, outdoor time)
Creative, hands-on experiences that allow for exploration — and sometimes a little mess
A Day in the Life of the Primary Class
🟡 Morning Welcome & Connection
Each day begins with a warm welcome in a calm, loving environment. Students are greeted, settle into routines, and build connection with their teacher and peers so they feel safe, supported, and ready to learn.
🟢 Learning Through Play & Movement
Young learners engage in hands-on lessons that include movement throughout the day. Brain breaks, dance parties, and outdoor time help students stay regulated, focused, and excited about learning.
🔵 Creative Exploration
Students are encouraged to explore, imagine, and create. Learning is often playful and sometimes messy — and that’s okay. Creativity and curiosity are celebrated as essential parts of early development.
🟣 Support & Individual Guidance
When a student is struggling, the focus is on creating a safe space where they feel comfortable asking questions. Instruction is adjusted to meet each child’s learning style, and encouragement is provided every step of the way.
🟠 Closing Circle & Reflection
The day ends with reflection and reassurance. Students celebrate their efforts, talk about what they learned, and leave feeling successful, confident, and excited to return.
Meet the Teacher
“My goal as a teacher is to inspire young minds to explore the world with wonder, never give up, and grow into kind, compassionate individuals.”
Aubrey Ray, Primary Classroom Teacher
Favorite Book: Pride and Prejudice Hobby: Reading and Traveling
Teaching Style:
Calm, loving atomosphere
Lots of movement for my kiddos (brain breaks, dance parties and outside time
Letting the students be creative and sometimes