Age appropriate community service learning activities have included: Trike-a-Thon for St. Judes, Smiles for Seniors coin drive to purchase theater tickets for our senior center, using recycled materials to create jewelry, donating pajamas to children in need, as well as books and toy drives.
Science
Children are exposed to numerical concepts such as patterns, graphs, logical reasoning, number recognition and measurement through exploration of classroom materials. Children work on math activities in small groups and independently while participating in the different learning centers. We also find ways to introduce these skills through daily review of the calendar and attendance, blocks and manipulatives, puzzles and mazes.
We have a designated library space for children to have special story time with their teachers. The library is equipped with software that helps both parents and teachers by providing easy access when locating books to check out.
Music
Encouraging children to learn through rhythmic movement using their bodies, our music program involves games, singing and playing small percussion instruments, such as drums and bells. Children develop their sensitivity to listening, singing and physical movement by learning new songs and listening to various types of global music.
Art Room 
A dilapidated room on the 6th floor was completely renovated to create a wonderful space devoted to art and used solely for pottery and special art projects conducted by teachers. We are lucky to be one of the only nursery schools in the city to have such a room devoted entirely to art!
Pottery
The Pottery School at Greenwich House, Inc. offers classes twice a month to children of all age levels. The pottery teacher provides hands-on experiences with clay, pottery tools and paints. Children are encouraged to learn new skills that allow them to conceive, construct, realize and share artistic ideas with others. Individual assistance is provided in each class, helping students advance attheir own pace.
Each day, the teachers, along with our gym specialist, instruct the children in games and skills during gym time. Children work on gross and fine motor skill development while having fun and developing team-building skills. Our gym equipment allows for obstacle courses, climbing activities and open-ended creative play. The tricycle track provides another outlet for the development of their fine motor skills. In addition, children play with balls, hoops, mats, balance beams and other various forms of equipment.
The American Ballet Theatre conducts workshops for our 3s and 4s classes. The program culminates with our 4s and their families spending a day at the American Ballet Theatre.
Yoga
Yoga helps children develop better body awareness, self-control, flexibility and coordination. Yoga at an early age encourages self-esteem with a physical activity that is noncompetitive.
Rooftop Playground
Our recently redesigned rooftop playground features a jungle gym and a play house. (Coming Soon: A real urban garden space where our students can grown plants and vegetables!) It is an environment in which our children build and refine motor skills while enjoying the fresh air and garden.