Touring a preschool is an exciting milestone for families, but it can also feel overwhelming. With so many options available, how do you know which school is the right fit for your child?
The best way to make a confident decision is to arrive prepared with thoughtful Questions Before Touring a Preschool. A school tour isn’t just about seeing classrooms—it’s an opportunity to learn about the teachers, curriculum, safety procedures, communication style, and overall environment your child will experience every day.
At Brooklyn Preschool of Science, we encourage parents to ask questions. We believe informed families make confident decisions, and we’re proud to share how our nurturing, STEM-focused preschool helps children grow academically, socially, and emotionally.
Learn more about our Infant/Toddler, Twos, Threes & Fours, and Summer Camp programs at https://brooklynpreschoolofscience.com.
One of the first Preschool Tour Questions every parent should ask is about the school’s approach to learning.
Does the preschool emphasize:
At Brooklyn Preschool of Science, we combine purposeful play with STEM learning to create engaging experiences that encourage curiosity, creativity, and confidence.
The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) recommends choosing a preschool with developmentally appropriate teaching practices that support the whole child.
Teachers have the greatest influence on a child’s preschool experience.
Ask about:
Experienced, caring educators create classrooms where children feel safe, supported, and excited to learn.
Smaller class sizes allow teachers to provide more individualized attention.
During your tour, ask:
These Preschool Tour Questions help you understand how much personal attention your child is likely to receive.
Nothing is more important than your child’s safety.
Be sure to ask about:
A quality Preschool in Brooklyn should be transparent about the measures it takes to protect every child.
You can also review health and safety recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):
Strong communication builds trust between families and teachers.
Ask whether parents receive:
The more connected families feel, the better children tend to thrive.
Understanding the daily routine helps parents determine whether the program matches their child’s needs.
Ask to learn about:
At Brooklyn Preschool of Science, every day includes opportunities for children to investigate, create, build, and discover through engaging, hands-on learning.
If you’re considering a STEM Preschool Brooklyn program, ask how STEM is introduced during the preschool years.
Look for activities that encourage children to:
Our Threes & Fours Program introduces children to STEM concepts through exciting, hands-on activities designed specifically for young learners.
Learn more:
https://brooklynpreschoolofscience.com/threes-fours/
Children need more than academic preparation.
Ask how teachers help children:
These experiences help children transition smoothly into kindergarten and beyond.
According to the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL), social-emotional learning is one of the strongest predictors of long-term success.
Watching a classroom in action often tells you more than any brochure.
Observe whether:
Pay attention to the atmosphere rather than just the facilities.
Finally, ask what truly sets the school apart.
For Brooklyn Preschool of Science, that difference includes:
Every school has strengths. The goal is finding the one that aligns best with your family’s values and your child’s learning style.
Families throughout Brooklyn choose Brooklyn Preschool of Science because we believe every child deserves an education that inspires curiosity and confidence.
Our classrooms combine:
Explore our programs:
You can also contact us to schedule a tour and experience our classrooms firsthand:
The right questions lead to better decisions.
By preparing Questions before touring a Preschool, you’ll gain valuable insight into the quality of a school’s teachers, curriculum, environment, and culture.
At Brooklyn Preschool of Science, we’re always happy to answer your questions because we believe choosing the right preschool should feel exciting—not stressful.
We invite you to visit our school, meet our teachers, and see firsthand how children learn through curiosity, exploration, and hands-on STEM education.
Many families begin touring preschools 6 to 12 months before they plan to enroll, especially if they're interested in schools with limited class availability.
Most preschool tours last between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on whether you meet teachers, observe classrooms, or ask additional questions.
Many preschools encourage children to attend so families can observe how they interact with the environment and teachers. It's best to ask the school when scheduling your visit.
Asking thoughtful questions helps you understand the school's teaching philosophy, safety practices, communication style, curriculum, and overall fit for your child and family.
CEO, Brooklyn School of Science
