Elementary Program
K - 6th Grade
At Wellington Preparatory School, our instructional programs are carefully selected to align with the Florida B.E.S.T. Standards
while supporting the academic, social, and emotional growth of every child. We use research-based curriculum
resources that promote strong foundational skills, critical thinking, and a love of learning.
Literacy: Fountas & Pinnell ClassroomFountas & Pinnell Classroom is a comprehensive literacy
system designed to support reading, writing, phonics,
and language development. It emphasizes balanced
literacy, explicit skill instruction, and responsive teaching.
How We Implement It on Our Campus
● Daily whole-group literacy instruction aligned to
Florida B.E.S.T. Standards
● Small-group guided reading based on individual
student needs
● Ongoing formative assessments to monitor
progress and adjust instruction
● Strong focus on comprehension, vocabulary,
fluency, and writing connections
Mathematics: EnVision Mathematics
EnVision Mathematics is a rigorous, problem-based math
program that builds deep conceptual understanding while
strengthening procedural fluency and real-world
application.
How We Implement It on Our Campus
● Standards-aligned lessons with hands-on learning
and visual models
● Emphasis on math discourse, reasoning, and
problem-solving
● Differentiated instruction to support all learners
● Regular checks for understanding to guide
instruction and intervention
Social Studies & Science: Studies Weekly
Studies Weekly is a standards-aligned curriculum that integrates social studies and science through engaging,
informational text and inquiry-based learning.
How We Implement It on Our Campus
● Weekly lessons aligned directly to Florida standards
● Integration of reading, writing, and content-area knowledge
● Use of nonfiction text to build background knowledge and vocabulary
● Hands-on activities and discussions that promote curiosity and critical thinking
Our Commitment to Families
Together, these programs allow us to provide a well-rounded, standards-aligned education that supports:
● Academic excellence
● Differentiation for diverse learners
● Consistent instructional practices across grade levels
● Strong school-to-home connections
Kindergarten
Enrollment into kindergarten is based on academic ability, not an arbitrary September 1st birthdate. This means students can remain in the appropriate grade even if they eventually move to a public school.