SOLID ROCK CHRISTIAN

PRESCHOOL & KindergarteN

Since Solid Rock Christian Preschool started in 2003 our goal has always been to provide a great “first school experience.” We are more than daycare and worksheets. Our philosophy is based on a 3-prong approach: academic, biblical, and social.


Thank you for considering us in helping you to “train up your child” (Proverbs 22:6). More information is available in the Parent Handbook, located on the left of this page, download it today!

We look forward to working with you. 

If you have further questions, feel free to call us at (360) 674-7000.


Age Levels:

Children enrolling in the 3 & 4 year olds class must be 3 on or before August 31st

Children enrolling in the Pre K classes must be 4 on or before August 31st

Children enrolling in the Kindergarten class must be 5 on or before August 31st

  • Academic

    We primarily use ABEKA, a Christian curriculum that introduces number concepts and math readiness skills. Phonics-based reading readiness pages are full of carefully sequenced activities in recognition, sound, and formation of vowels (long and short), consonants, consonant-vowel blends, and one-syllable words of one or two vowels.

  • Academic Kindergarten

    We use a combination of ABEKA for reading and Math.

    Super Kids is a reading program where "students learn the letters of the alphabet, one sound for each letter, and then apply their new skills to blend letter-sounds to read and write words & sentences. Reading focuses on developing strong blending, decoding, and fluency skills while building comprehension. Read a-louds build background knowledge and listening comprehension.  Students learn basic mechanics and aspects of the writing process. Instruction progresses from drawing to writing in each major text type."

    We have been using this program for two years and have major strides in reading and writing!

  • Biblical

    The curriculum is designed to introduce Biblical truths and to help each child understand and develop godly character traits. Formal learning takes place during "circle time" as God's truths are taught through Bible stories and memory verses, and then reinforced through songs, finger plays, discussions, and role-play. Character development is emphasized through stories and Bible verses as well as through classroom social interaction where children learn to share, take turns, solve problems, and verbalize needs and emotions. Bible lessons are taken from Scripture Bites. (Thematic Bible Units for Preschoolers by Standard Publishing Co.)

  • Social

    We realize that in order for children to be successful in school and in life it is important for them to develop strong character qualities. We emphasize character traits through formalized teaching and our daily nurturing environment.

    • Responsible: Cleaning up after oneself. 
    • Patient: Waiting one’s turn. 
    • Polite: Saying, “Yes, please,” and “No thank you.” 
    • Friendly: Smile at one another and use kind words. 
    • Fair: Learning to share. 
    • Good Listener: Obeying authority figures. 
    • Cooperative: Working together to get the job done. 
    • Honest: Always telling the truth.