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Read MoreOur Balanced Learning approach to child care makes us different than an ordinary Frisco daycare. Right down the road from South Frisco Village and Noel A. Smith Elementary School, we are conveniently located on Ohio Drive.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, Kindergarten, After school, Summer adventure club
Otis Spears Elementary School, J.W. & Ruth Christie Elementary School, Shawnee Trail Elementary School, Bessie Gunstream Elementary School, Claude Curtsinger Elementary School, Noel A. Smith Elementary School and Polly Tadlock Elementary School
Primrose Vision: To deliver the best and most trusted early childhood education and childcare services to families across America.To be recognized as the leading early childhood education provider in Frisco by consistently delivering innovative, high quality education and child care services.
The first considerable challenge around paying any sort of serious attention to habit formation in the early years is that it is often a hard sell to convince even ourselves that all of the little things we do (or say or eat) early in life really do add up to something of much greater importance.
Each Primrose school is held to high standards of safety and cleanliness while maintaining a caring and nurturing environment where children can thrive.
Be sure to check out our Facebook page and "like' us. Lots of fun information and photos will be posted. Only children whose parents have given permission on the photo release waiver will have their photos posted.
From our classrooms to your living room — access Online with Og! Og the bookworm represents caring and literacy, and is the perfect Primrose Friend to bring your child's school experience to your home. Over the next few weeks, we will provide specially designed interactive activities for you and your child as we navigate at-home learning together.
In recent weeks, a new and concerning type of coronavirus — now officially called COVID-19 — has managed to literally and figuratively “go viral.”
Building indoor forts is a timeless pastime that is still a popular activity for kids today.
Who doesn’t love getting flowers?
We love craft projects that also double as learning activities for kids.