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Child in Primrose uniform colors a picture in the classroom

All About School Uniforms: Benefits & Opportunities for Expression

As parents, we often go back and forth on how we feel about dressing our preschooler. Eliminating that unnecessary, daily stress is one of the many reasons that our Pre-K and Kindergarten students wear uniforms.

Fall Craft for Kids: Leafy Animals

As summer comes to an end and the weather begins to cool, what better time to get outside and explore nature with your little ones? All you need for this simple fall craft are leaves, sticks, pebbles and a little imagination!

Primrose teacher helps preschool students build and play in classroom

Going the Extra Mile: Primrose Teachers

At Primrose, teachers often go the extra mile both in and outside of classrooms as they encourage curiosity, creativity, confidence and compassion in young students. Here are a few stories of teachers that get a gold star for their exceptional service.

Collage of three easy breakfasts on-the-go for families and kids

7 Easy Breakfasts for Kids (That Parents Will Also Love!)

Ask any parent if mornings are calm in their house and you’ll likely get a belly laugh or a “yeah right!” in return. It’s best to keep breakfast as simple as possible. These easy recipes are perfect for school mornings or anytime when you and your little ones are on the go.

Little boy at preschool smiles and gives thumbs up to camera on back to school

Celebrate Back to School With 5 Crafts and Activities

Here are some fun back-to-school activities, arts and crafts from art expert Megan Hettig.

Primrose student writes letter to Primrose Promise Pal through Save the Children

Making Pals and Giving Back in Our Primrose Classrooms

In our Primrose classrooms, students learn to practice empathy, friendship and compassion through activities like our Primrose Promise Pals program.

Kid who doesn't like reading lays head down on a book

Is This Normal? My Child Doesn’t Like Reading

For many young children, reading is a key part of their everyday routine. But you might be wondering, "What if my child doesn't love reading?"

Little boy learns STEAM at home playing with multicolored blocks

STEAM Learning at Home without Trying

While it may seem daunting to teach these topics to toddlers and preschoolers, there are lots of easy ways that you can incorporate STEAM into your child’s every-day learning experience – and you’re probably already doing more than you know.

3-5 year old preschool children smile in classroom

Celebrating Milestones: Ages 3-5

Between the ages of 3 and 5, children reach many of the major milestones that are key to social-emotional and physical development. Here are a few resources to help you prepare for these big moments!