Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill, NJ
Primrose School of Cherry Hill
Address
1875 RT 70 East
Cherry Hill , NJ 08003 (856) 242-0034 Hours M-F 6:30 AM-6:00PM Directions facebook-icon
Cherry Hill , NJ 08003 (856) 242-0034 Hours M-F 6:30 AM-6:00PM Directions facebook-icon
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Rhythm & Notes
This toddler is trying to stand on one foot during the Rhythm & Notes , our music class at the school. The children are exposed to playing with a variety of instruments, learning about the tempo, following a musical pattern and movement with music. The children's daily schedule includes music from The Music Class everyday.
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Read Across America!!
We celebrated 'Read Across America' by celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday. Children brought in their favorite Dr. Seuss book or dress up like a character from Dr. Seuss. It was a special treat to have Horton come and visit us.
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Design Thinking: How Primrose Teaches Problem Solving
The challenges that preschoolers face, such as learning to take turns on the slide at recess, can sometimes seem miniscule to adults.
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What comes next?
Recognizing patterns is a basic math skill that is reinforced in the Preschool classroom. The class used fruit pieces to create a pattern that they could either duplicate or continue.
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Building Trust
Having the quality Teacher that understands the importance of building that trusting relationship, is an important element in a child's development. Children need to learn that someone is going to respond to their needs and care for them. At the Primrose School of Cherry Hill, we accomplish this by having consistent and caring teacher in the same classroom everyday to provide the continuity of care and trust.
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A Dad’s Advice on How to Raise Strong Daughters
“She needs the pink sparkly one.” “Stop wrestling around with her like she’s a boy.” “That’s a boys’ toy.”
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Who doesn't love an Assistant Director?
The Kindergarten class hand delivered their Valentines. This child wanted to give the Assistant Director an extra special card and hug.
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Who is that baby in the mirror?
As you can see, the infant in this picture does not see himself but sees another infant. This is an important milestone when a child recognizes themselves and just another child in the mirror. It doesn't make a difference to the infant doing the kissing, they still wanted to kiss that infant.
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5 Tips for Teaching Kids a Second Language at Home
It’s no secret that bilingualism is becoming more common among today’s children.
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"I can do it by myself"
Involving children with preparing their own meals, is a proven way for children to try different foods. You can see the confidence this child has in the ability to open up and spread his own cream cheese. These experiences of preparing their own meals exemplifies on our 'Healthy Heart' curriculum. We work with children to make healthy choices and enjoy food.
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Og's Reading Time
During Og's Reading Time, the brothers share a book.
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Dental Care Tips for Kids 0-6
February is Children’s Dental Health month!
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Wishing everyone the New Year that is filled with Happiness and Good Health
Primrose School had a celebration of ringing the New Year!
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How long is our structure?
After lining up several building tiles, the girls wanted to compare the length.
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How To Teach Kids To Tie Their Shoes
Teaching a child to tie her shoes is an important developmental milestone – parents dream of the day that securing sneakers onto a squirming toddler is no longer a part of their morning routine.
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"If I were trapped in a Snow Globe..."
The Snow Globe experience is the completed outcome of their writers' workshop in Kindergarten. This activity took them through the stages of writing. They first used a web to organize their ideas then wrote a rough draft and the final edit. Once they answered the question, they illustrated their writing by creating their snow globes with images of themselves acting out their answers.The children had the opportunity to express their creativity and experience the writing process. All of this came from one question,"If I were trapped in a Snow Globe."
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Thank you to our Primrose Military Families
Primrose School celebrated Veteran's Day by making a thank you card for the Primrose Families that are active duty military.
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Why Balanced Learning® Works
It's a fact: children learn better when they are engaged. That's why purposeful play and nurturing guidance from teachers are key components of Balanced Learning. See how this time-tested approach with a strong emphasis on life skills and character development can help your child develop and excel.
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Thanksgiving Feast
Primrose School celebrated Thanksgiving by enjoying a traditional holiday meal of turkey, mashed potato and cranberry sauce made by our Chef Debbie. The Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten families were invited to join their child for lunch. The children decorated the tables and made festival hats for the lunch. A sense of community was created during the feast.
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The Kindergarten class have turned into bats!
After exploring bats, the Kindergarten class decided to pretend to be bats by hanging upside down.