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A Smarter Start, A Smarter Child!
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Moving Up: Transitioning Your Child to a New Classroom
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Stable Routines for Well-Adjusted Children
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Playdough for Literacy Fun
Playdough, that squishy childhood staple, gets kids’ hands pounding, poking, rolling, and shaping while their brains find the play a valuable learning opportunity which builds literacy skills....
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A Smarter Start, A Smarter Child!
Our Private Kindergarten Program introduces a more formal education while continuing to promote the joy and wonder children have about their world. Aligned with national and state standards for...
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New Kindergartener? How to Make the Best Transition from Preschool
In this second of our three-part series, our experts – Dr. Susan Canizares and Dr. Heather Wittenberg —give tips for making a smooth transition from preschool to Kindergarten. Dr. Heather: Back in the...
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Tips for Coping with Back-to-School Regression
It was pickup time shortly after the start of a new preschool year. My son had a great day, but suddenly was sucking his thumb, wailing and pulling at me— in full meltdown mode. He hadn’t acted like...
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Success in School Starts With Literacy Education
As early childhood educators, it’s our goal to provide children with skills for success in school and beyond, and it all starts with learning literacy at an early age. When making the transition from...
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Got Breakfast? 4 Tips for Busy Families
Eat your breakfast! We’ve heard it over and over – breakfast is important. Brains need fuel to work properly. If your little one is like mine, though, breakfast is the last thing on her mind in the...
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Moving Up: Transitioning Your Child to a New Classroom
Moving up to a new classroom is an exciting time filled with fun and opportunity. We know transitions can sometimes be a little scary for both children and parents. That’s why our teachers and school...
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Stable Routines for Well-Adjusted Children
Every morning, we get up, brush our teeth, take a shower, get dressed—it’s our morning routine, and every step of the way, we’re ensuring that our day gets off to the right start. It’s the same for...
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