Learn and Play Preschool

From the Director:

We believe that your child's preschool education should be so much more than just ABC's and 123's! Learn and Play Preschool offers our families an exceptional, high-quality and well-rounded preschool program with super-fun, enthusiastic and experienced teachers. Our goal is to have our parents love our school almost as much as their child does.

Throughout your child's entire educational experience, no matter how great the school your child attends, we believe that your child's classroom experience will never be any better than your child's teacher!
Therefore, at Learn and Play Preschool you will find your child's teacher(s) to be: experienced, knowledgeable, kind, fun, personable, helpful, communicative, approachable, enthusiastic and passionate about teaching your child. We have every confidence that you and your child will love your Learn and Play Preschool teachers!

To grow and enhance your child's strengths and natural ability, to work on areas that need to be strengthened, to nurture the capable and well adjusted child.

8:00 am Free play, art, sensory tables, computer, activity centers
9:30 am Snack
10:00 am Group Time:
Handwriting Without Tears Curriculum, Unit Topic/Books, explore new concepts and vocabulary, music and movement
10:30 am Outdoor Play
art projects, creative sensory and building materials, water play
Ready Bodies, Learning Minds Motor Lab
12:15 pm Lunch
(From scratch; organic/all natural foods)
1:00 pm Story Time
1:30 pm Rest Time
2:45 pm Rest time clean up, free choice play
3:30 pm Snack
4:00 pm Outdoor Play
Arts/Crafts, water play, group projects.
5:30 See you tomorrow!

Most mornings are met with happy children arriving eager to see friends and play. However, we understand that every child can have issues with separation at times and this is a natural and normal part of childhood. Teachers take the time to let your child know that their feelings are OK and that we will help them with their transition: from walking mom/dad to the door, to waving good-bye and "watching the wheels go". We take cues from your child as to how to help them transition best; making a picture or writing a letter to mom/dad, reading a book, sitting with a teacher, or choosing an activity of their choice. Most separation anxiety ends before mom/dad drive away.