Starting daycare is a big transition for both a child and the parents. For some, it’s the first time they’ve ever left their baby in someone else’s care and maybe the first time their baby has been surrounded by a large group of children. In either case, the first time at daycare …
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Photo credit: littlestepsasia.com Studies have shown that when parents are involved in their children’s education, children are much more likely to succeed. In 2002, the National Center for Family and Community Connections with Schools found that when parents and schools work together, students get higher grades, do better on tests, take more advanced classes, …
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This week our classroom focused mainly on learning about USA and plants! For Science, we continued investigating our plants and making observational drawings of them! The children compared our indoor and outdoor plants and paid close attention to detail while finding differences. We discussed when making an observational/ scientific drawing we “draw what we see, …
Enjoy our first ever Preschool blog! We did some Science, Art, Math and Sensorial activities! Science: Our classroom is bug infested! We are exploring Butterflies, Ants, Bees and Spiders. The children are learning that Lifecycles can vary between bugs and differences between pupa, chrysalis and cocoon and Larvae. As our caterpillars went inside their chrysalis, we predicted …
Photo Credit: Brighter Horizons Preschool During preschool, your child is developing a newfound sense of independence, and while this is a fun period, it also comes with some unique behavior issues. For example, you may see your child lying from time to time. This is often a reaction to the books, TV shows, and …
