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Frisco, TX
First United Methodist Friends in Christ Preschool
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neighborhood: East Frisco · Telephone: (972) 337-3907 · Website: www.friscofumc.org/friendsinchrist
School Philosophy and Mission
We want to provide a safe, happy, place for your child to experience his or her first adventures outside the family circle. We want children to learn that the world is an exciting, interesting place. Through creative play, books, songs and interactions with teachers and other children, we want to help your child grow in body and spirit.
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School
9:00-9:30-Arrival/Free Play
9:30-Circle Time
10:00-Chapel or Spanish or Sign Language
10:30-Art or Science Activity
11:00-Snack
11:00-Recess
12:00-Lunch
12:30-Restroom/Rest
1:00-Instruction/Storytime
1:45-Music or movement
2:15-Prepare to go home
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