Primrose School would love to meet your family.
Schedule A TourFriday April 3rd will be a fun filled day. We will start off with the Spring Bonnet Parade at 10:00am. remember to bring your camera, family and be ready to have a good time!
Children develop critical thinking and other executive function skills throughout the first five years of life at Primrose Schools. As they work through open-ended questions and role play different scenarios as they play together, children improve their ability to think critically, putting new facts and information into context. Critical thinking is a key ability for success in future learning.
It’s no secret – establishing healthy eating habits in children is often easier said than done.
We believe who children become is as important as what they know. Join our team to start a career with a purpose.
Young children seem to be fascinated by objects and creatures that they find on the ground. Could this fascination be more prevalent among little ones because they are closer to the ground than adults are, allowing them to see interesting things easier?
The challenges that preschoolers face, such as learning to take turns on the slide at recess, can sometimes seem miniscule to adults.
During the month of March we will have special classroom visitors-Caterpillars. We will watch them that we will watch butterfly metamorphosis up close in the classroom. The entire process takes about three weeks. Once our butterflies emerge, we will observe and feed them, then let them go in our Primrose Patch! If you are interested in doing this at home: https://www.insectlore.com/butterflies/butterfly-kits-with-live-caterpillars/live-butterfly-garden-shipped-with-live-caterpillars-now
Happy Friday-Crazy Sock Day Friday March 29th!
“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.
February is Children’s Dental Health month!
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.
