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Schedule A TourWOW! Our Private Kindergarten students raised a class total of $322.00 by conducting age-appropriate chores at home! Every penny earned was spent at Publix on their field trip this morning, purchasing non-perishable foods for our community friends who are less fortunate this holiday season. With shopping lists, calculators and money in hands, they were busy shoppers, but they also enjoyed a "behind the scenes" tour of Publix, to include petting a live lobster! We are all beyond proud of you and you should be very proud of yourselves!!
The Kindergarten students enjoyed one of their most favorite field trips of the year, Hunsader Farms! They enjoyed petting the farm animals, a hay ride, picking pumpkins and playing on the playground! This is a great way to enjoy Florida fall fun!
We know that balancing work and family can be tough. We’re grateful for our parents and all they do for their children!
Proudly cladding child-created costumes and accessories, Primrose students paraded through the playground and joined in unity singing "It's a Small World". All in an effort to promote diversity and celebrate cultures all around the world.
Congratulations to the Tran Family, our Family of the Month for December!
Happy Holidays from all of us at Primrose Schools!
Congratulations to Mrs. Torres, the Apple of our Eye for December!
We are so happy to share our new Google Virtual 360 Tour with you! Please click on the following link https://goo.gl/maps/UTp4GC7Gcw52 to view each of our classrooms from infants starting at 8 weeks to Private Kindergarten. Call to schedule a tour and meet our team in person!
What if you were able to take a glimpse into your child’s classroom to see what he ate for lunch, when he needed a diaper change, how long he napped, what he learned and how he’s interacting with his classmates?
The Private Kindergarten students visited The Windsor at Lakewood Ranch today. As part or our Adopt-a-Grandparent program, the students kick off the school year meeting their new friends by doing crafts together and getting to know one another! The students and residents continue their friendship throughout the school year with additional visits during the holidays, Valentine's Day, etc...The students and residents both really enjoy the special times together!
Look how proud our students are in Pre-K and Explorers! They made these adorable "Huge Hug" banners for their Primrose Pal, Maltese, who lives in West Virginia! No better gift than a collaborative hug from twenty-four loving, adorable children!
It’s no secret – we live in a world increasingly dependent on technology.
The Primrose Private Kindergarten Class celebrated National Read Across America Day at Barnes and Noble Bookstore. It was such a fun field trip where the students enjoyed touring the bookstore, making crafts, having a story read to them and even reading another story on the giant Nook!
A HUGE thank you to all of our very generous families for donating all of the wonderful books! Thanks to you, many less fortunate children right here in our community will be able to enjoy these books free of charge through the wonderful Mothers Helping Mothers organization! We donated a total of 510 books which is 100 more than last year! We truly cannot thank you enough for your tremendous support and generosity! Og’s Bountiful Books, a reading program that is part of the Primrose Promise Giving portion of our Balanced Learning curriculum which includes the book donation drive, purposefully aligned with the National Education Association’s Red Across America Day on March 2nd. Thank you again for making this very worthwhile event such a huge success!
We know that juggling work and parenthood is tough.
The Primrose Kindergarten students celebrated the upcoming holiday with our favorite friends, the residents at the Windsor! They all sang holiday carols together, played bingo and decorated cookies! As always, it was a great visit!
On behalf of our Primrose families and staff, I was very honored to deliver all of the generous, wonderful presents to the Salvation Army for our three adopted families. Our three families consisted of ten children total. Each child received four presents from their wish list as well as a clothing outfit and shoes - Sixty presents altogether! All of you were so considerate and generous with your gift choices and we can only imagine the smiles on the beautiful faces of each of these children as they open these wonderful gifts thanks to you all! Every year we feel very honored to have this wonderful opportunity to reach out to our own community, to those who are less fortunate. Every year our families and staff go above and beyond graciously supporting this very worthwhile initiative and we cannot thank you enough. We are all so very blessed in so many ways and there is no better feeling knowing that you contributed to making a child's holiday very special. We all know what a blessed and joyous holiday it will be for Natalie, Kimberly, Adriel, Aleyshka, Hilary, Gizelle, Kevin, Amber, Sarah and Christina! A very, very heartfelt thank you for everything you all do! We could not be more blessed with this wonderful Primrose Family!
As parents, we often go back and forth on how we feel about dressing our preschooler.
The Private Kindergarten students visited The Windsor Retirement Living Facility for their Meet and Greet to kick off the school year! Together, the students and Windsor residents made crafts, had snacks and enjoyed getting to know one another. Primrose has partnered with The Windsor for over ten years as part of our Adopt-a-Grandparent character development program. Throughout the remainder of the school year, the students and residents will spend many special times together including, trick-or-treating at The Windsor, Thanksgiving, Holiday Party, Valentine's Day and many more. We love our special friends at The Windsor!
The Primrose students had a great time at our annual Celebrating Cultures event on Friday, September 29, 2017! The children paraded through the playground proudly wearing child-created costumes and accessories representing the culture in which they were celebrating. The students all came together in unity to celebrate diversity, joined hands and sang together, It's A Small World.