Wishing all our Primrose families a very happy and safe 4th of July
Ways to manage a mountain of masterpieces.
We LOVE our Primrose Teachers!!
Calling all aspiring makers, roboticists, movie directors, time travelers, chefs, and adventurers. Primrose Summer Adventure Club is back!
Don’t wait until there’s an emergency! Here’s some ways to start teaching your child about safety today.
Need help getting your child to eat vegetables? Try letting them play with their food.
"We use our little Primrose friend Peanut to talk about big ideas like honesty."
Sitting down for dinner with your child has so many benefits.
"And while there are times when I feel like I’m too busy to explain a new phenomenon or answer the same questions over and over and over again...I am usually pretty quick to remind myself how special these moments are.”
Have an indoor “campout” with your child by building a fort made with blankets, furniture and pillows! Ask your preschooler what the class learned about the great outdoors this week.
Child and family therapist, Lynn Louise Wonders, believes that speaking to children with these positive scripts will make a world of difference.
Satisfy your family’s craving with our healthy tortilla pizza snacktivity.
There are many ways to say “I love you” – help your child use sign language to send a sweet message to a loved one!
It's a fact: children learn better when they are engaged. That's why purposeful play and nurturing guidance from teachers are key components of Balanced Learning. See how this time-tested approach with a strong emphasis on life skills and character development can help your child develop and excel.
. This DIY course will set your child’s imagination racing! Simply use cardboard to make ramps for your child’s toy cars or plastic balls.
Imagination is blasting off in 3...2...1! Launch your child’s creativity and encourage them to think outside of the cardboard box.
One-eyed jack...egg-in-a-basket...whatever you call this quick and easy breakfast, we can all agree it's delicious!
We may all be different, but in our school, we swim together. “The Rainbow Fish” is a great way to learn more about kindness, friendship and sharing.
