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Elgin, IL
Learning Tree
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Telephone: (847) 741-6880 · Website: www.thelearningtreechildcare.com
School Philosophy and Mission
"The purpose of The Learning Tree Child Care Centers is to provide quality, developmentally appropriate, licensed preschool, preschool with extended child care, and school age care to children between the ages of six weeks and eleven years. Upon enrollment each child is assigned a Primary Caregiver. The Primary Caregiver takes care of the individual needs of each child on a daily basis. Primary Caregivers are responsible for the daily and academic needs of your child, communicating with parents and any medications your child may have to receive."
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School
"Preschool Class Schedule:
Time Activity
8:30-9:30 Choices/Good Morning Greetings
Math Activities Dramatic Play Manipulatives Science Activities Writing Center Sensory Experiences Easel and Creative Art
9:35-9:50 Large Group
Attendance Finger Plays Birthdays Language Stories
9:50-10:00 Small Group
Theme-Related Activities
10:00-10:30 Large Motor Experiences/Outside Activities
10:30-10:45 Morning Snack
10:45-10:55 Music
Piano Time Sing-A-Longs Rhythm Instruments Dancing
10:55-11:00 Literature "
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