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Read MoreOur Balanced Learning approach to child care makes us different than an ordinary Denver daycare. Right down the road from Fred Thomas Park and Westerly Creek Elementary School, we are conveniently located on Syracuse Street.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, Kindergarten, After school
Bill Robets Elementary School, Swaggert International School, Isabella Bird Community School and Westerly Creek Elementary School
At our Teacher Training Day, Primrose of Denver Central Park was privileged with the opportunity to meet our keynote speaker, Dr. Laura Jana, the author of The Toddler Brain. Dr. Laura A. Jana draws on studies and stories from pediatrics, neuroscience, social science, and childcare, as well as the world of business and innovation to show parents how to equip their children with seven key skills. Click 'Read More' to learn more about this great training and how you can help your child!
All parents strive to raise happy, healthy and productive children, but new research is changing what we consider to be the skills necessary for success in the 21st century.
Young children learn about responsibility long before putting a name to the concept. At Primrose, we understand that responsibility helps in developing further skills tied to accountability and helping others.
The Primrose Friends are in a new series that brings the same lessons and purposeful play found in every Primrose classroom to a screen near you.
Our new exclusive Harmony & Heart™ program integrates our proprietary music and books in a variety of thoughtful ways each day. Through learning about music, while simultaneously being exposed to concepts in math, language, and character development, your child will grow as a musician, a student, and a person.
Each Primrose school is held to high standards of safety and cleanliness while maintaining a caring and nurturing environment where children can thrive.
There’s no question that parents want their preschoolers to grasp the basics of colors, numbers and letters to foster a lifetime of learning.
It might seem odd to think about your preschooler exploring data analysis and algebra.
