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Choosing the Right Preschool

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Choosing the Right Preschool

After ten years of blissful marriage, my husband and I are finally ready to start a family. Because I’m a certified secondary English teacher and a former accounting instructor, education is extremely important to me. When my future child enters kindergarten, I want him or her to be fully prepared for success. Therefore, I know my choice of a preschool to send my little one is a crucial one. Do you have a child who is almost ready to start attending preschool? If you haven’t selected an educational institution for your kid, you need to start looking immediately. On this blog, you will learn the characteristics of a first-rate preschool. Enjoy!

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2 Reasons Your Son Or Daughter Should Attend A Child Centered Charter School

14 October 2015
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If you would prefer not to have your child attend the standard public schools in your area and private schools are too expensive, a child centered charter school could be exactly what you need. Since charter schools typically operate using different accountability standards than standard public schools, but still get public funding, they combine many of the benefits from both educational choices and do so without charging tuition, as private schools must. Read More 

Three Important Questions To Ask When Selecting Infant Care For Your Child

13 October 2015
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As a parent, placing your young child in infant care in the years before he or she begins attending school is one of the biggest decisions you'll face. You want not only a care provider that will give your child an engaging and safe environment, but also staff members who will foster educational and social concepts. The best approach is to talk to other parents for recommendations and then visit a handful of infant care providers in your community to get a tour and have some questions answered. Read More 

2 Reasons To Enroll Your Children In Preschool

7 October 2015
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One of the most important things that you can do before your child is old enough to start kindergarten is to put them into a preschool, mostly because of the many ways in which it can benefit his or her education. You should consider enrolling your child in a preschool because it can make him or her more sociable and give him or her a head start. Make Your Child More Sociable Read More 

Keeping Preschoolers Busy: Hands On Activities To Build Hand-Eye Coordination

1 October 2015
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Keeping preschoolers busy is the key to a successful day with little ones. When their curiosity is peaked, young children will investigate, explore and create within the world around them. Having a few hands on activities prepared ahead of time will help the day run more smoothly.  Creating Spider Webs To give children a chance at working with scissors and yarn, you can make a spider web creation with the young ones in your care. Read More 

4 Things You Can Do To Find A Great Daycare Center For Your Baby

25 September 2015
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Going back to work after maternity or paternity leave can be overwhelming. It can be especially difficult to leave your baby in the care of people that you do not know. Still, professional childcare services can benefit both you and your child. However, it is important to find the right facility for your family. Here are a few things you can do to ensure that you find a great daycare center for your child: Read More