Want to raise a confident, kind, and curious kid?

Then you need a preschool curriculum that teaches more than just ABC’s and 123’s.

Unlock your child’s full potential with a program grounded in research—because social, emotional, and physical health are stronger predictors of lifelong success than academics alone.

Whole Child Haven’s monthly learning guides teach 10 essential domains through personalized, play-based, activities that your child will love.

If you’re looking for preschool curriculum to use at home that will save you time, energy, and stress while giving your child everything they need to shine in Kindergarten and beyond, explore WCH’s learning guides now.

Here’s what you get with each guide:

  • Step-by-step start-up guide

  • 2 daily activities x 20 days = 40 total activities

  • Journal prompts & book lists

  • Daily, weekly, and monthly overviews

  • Parent-child reflection prompts

  • 60+ pages

Bonuses:

  • ABC and 123 cut-and-color cards

  • Themed coloring pages

  • Themed snack, field trip, and bathtime ideas

  • 8 themed coloring pages

“I used to throw random activities together and hope it was sticking but now I feel like I know exactly what to do each day- it's way less stressful, and I can actually enjoy my time with my son more!”

Wondering what skills your preschooler actually needs to know before Kindergarten?

Take the guesswork out of preschool education with this easy-to-use checklist of essential skills every preschooler should be practicing—based on the nationally recognized Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework.

Grab the guide for free today and feel confident you’ve got it covered!

Ready to get started?

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Ready to get started? ~

Step 1

Pick a guide based on your child’s interests

Step 2

Follow the ready-to-go plan

Step 3

Watch your child learn, connect, and thrive!

The 10 learning domains.

  • Early math skills like counting, sorting, and patterns build the foundation for problem-solving, logical thinking, and later academic success in math.

  • Fosters curiosity, observation, and critical thinking. Sensory activities help children process the world through their senses, which is essential for brain development.

  • Encourages creativity, self-expression, and fine motor skill development, which is critical for handwriting and other precise tasks.text goes here

  • Builds communication, vocabulary, and early reading and writing skills. These abilities are key to academic success and self-expression.

  • Supports memory, coordination, and emotional expression. Music helps with language development and introduces rhythm and patterns.

  • Develops gross motor skills, coordination, and physical fitness, while also improving focus and emotional well-being.

  • Sparks imagination, builds social skills, and helps children process emotions by acting out real-world scenarios.

  • Teaches life-long habits for hygiene, nutrition, and overall well-being. Healthy habits set the foundation for physical and mental health.

  • Promotes independence, responsibility, family cohesion, and problem-solving, preparing children for real-world situations and improving their self-esteem .

  • Builds emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and interpersonal skills. These are vital for healthy relationships and resilience.

Don’t spend another week wondering if you’re doing enough.

Start today with a plan you can trust—and make the most of these precious early years!

FAQs

Q: Is this a full preschool curriculum?

A: Through the month, your child will explore all the essential areas of early development—math, literacy, science, social-emotional learning, and more. When used consistently, these guides create a comprehensive, customized preschool experience.

Q: Can I use this with more than one child?

A: Absolutely. The activities are designed to be flexible across ages and can be easily adapted for siblings or small groups.

Q: How much time does this take each day?

A: Most families spend 30–60 minutes a day, depending on your pace and your child’s interest. Activities are flexible and easy to adapt to your routine.

Q: What age is this best for?

A: The guides are designed for ages 3–5, but many families successfully use them with younger or older children by adjusting support and expectations.

Q: Do I need to buy a lot of materials?

A: Nope! We try to keep materials simple and use what you likely already have at home—like paper, crayons, kitchen tools, blocks, and toys. A full supply list is included for easy prep when there are additional items you might want to purchase.

Q: I’m not a teacher. Will I know what to do?

A: Yes! Every activity includes simple instructions, helpful tips, and even example scripts so you can lead with confidence—even if this is your first time.