STEAM Curriculum

ECS Head Start uses the Frog Street curriculum, bringing STEAM — Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics — into ECS classrooms.

Early exposure to a STEAM curriculum helps children learn to recognize problems and find ways to solve them creatively. STEAM activities encourage children to engage in science, technology, the arts, and mathematics while working with their classmates on a common goal.

All ECS early learning centers have Frog Street’s STEAM lessons available to utilize in the classroom. Children can explore the engineering process of:

1. Think through the problem

2. Plan possible solutions

3. Design and create the best solution

4. Test the design

5. Share the results

STEAM learning preps for school readiness, but it also prevents challenges like behavioral issues, teacher burnout, curriculum overload, and achievement gaps.

Frog Street curriculum integrates current research and best practices to effectively support early childhood development across key learning domains.

Hands-on, engaging, bi-lingual, early childhood development

Comprehensive kindergarten readiness through intentional skill-building, vocabulary expansion, critical thinking, and classroom structures preparing children for success.