Literacy and math refresh
Playful review keeps sound awareness, vocabulary, counting, patterns, and reasoning active over summer.
Our Rising Kindergarten Summer Program is a six-week learning experience focused on early reading, mathematical reasoning, and executive function skills. Children practice the skills and routines that support a confident transition to elementary school.

We offer two funding tracks for our Rising Kindergarten program, ensuring that high-level summer academic preparation is accessible to our community.
Backed by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, this program supports eligible students entering Kindergarten who would benefit from additional academic preparation before the school year starts.
Available for families who do not qualify for the state-funded program but recognize the immense value of summer academic bridging. Children practice early reading, math, and classroom routines through Chroma's summer learning program.
Summer is a chance to practice familiar skills and explore new ones. Children build early literacy, mathematical thinking, and the social and emotional skills that support the transition to Kindergarten.
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Schedule a Tour — Grayson CampusThe daily experience is built around relationships, thoughtful routines, and developmentally appropriate support so children can feel known, safe, and ready for what comes next.
Schedule a TourPlayful review keeps sound awareness, vocabulary, counting, patterns, and reasoning active over summer.
Children practice listening, transitions, multi-step directions, and participating in a larger group.
Teachers make space for questions, feelings, problem solving, and the independence a new setting requires.
Projects, movement, art, and friendship keep preparation active without turning summer into formal school.
Rising Kindergarten supports Pre-K graduates who are preparing for the routines and expectations of kindergarten.
It is a joyful summer bridge. Teachers weave literacy, problem solving, independence, and classroom confidence into active, age-appropriate experiences.
Participation and schedules vary by campus. Contact enrollment to confirm current locations, dates, and next steps.
During the six-week program, children practice early literacy, mathematical thinking, classroom routines, and social and emotional skills that support the transition to Kindergarten.
Transitioning from letter recognition to phonemic awareness. We practice blending sounds, early sight words, and proper pencil grip for handwriting stamina.
Going beyond rote counting to understand number sense. We explore 1-to-1 correspondence, complex patterning, and basic addition/subtraction concepts.
The secret to K success. We teach self-regulation, how to follow multi-step instructions independently, and how to resolve peer conflicts collaboratively.