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Schedule A TourPlease join us for some Spring Family Fun and help support our "Annual Spring Fling Charity Event" which will benefit The Primrose Children's Foundation & Autism Speaks. There will be yummy food, festive music, a trackless train, and more! We hope to see you there! Thank you for your continued support and for helping us to make a difference in our local community!
We would like to congratulate Ms. Patricia LaQuaglia, our Lead Preschool Pathways I Teacher, for being named “April’s Apple of Our Eye!” Ms. LaQuaglia is a wonderful teacher and role model to our Primrose School of Florham Park students and we are so grateful to have her at our school. She goes above and beyond to meet the needs of her students and families and always delivers our Primrose Promise through her teaching. Congratulations Ms. LaQuaglia! “You are the Apple of Our Eye!” To learn more about Ms. LaQuaglia, please read below:
Children who participate in physical education programs are likely to become active, healthy adults.
We would like to congratulate, "The Kessler Family" for being named "April's Family of the Month!" We are so grateful for their continued support of our school and want to thank them for choosing to partner with us, as Early Childhood Educators and Caregivers to their two beautiful daughters. We asked The Kessler's to share a short bio about their wonderful family and a note about their experience with our school thus far. This is what they had to say:
Please join us for our Spring Fling Charity Event on Saturday, April 27th from 11am-2pm. There will be games, food...
Does your child tell crazy fibs? Many parents of preschool-age children are concerned when their child starts to tell lies, but this is normal!
It’s no secret – establishing healthy eating habits in children is often easier said than done.
The challenges that preschoolers face, such as learning to take turns on the slide at recess, can sometimes seem miniscule to adults.
“She needs the pink sparkly one.” “Stop wrestling around with her like she’s a boy.” “That’s a boys’ toy.”
It’s no secret that bilingualism is becoming more common among today’s children.
