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Approach.

How children learn here, and what you will see when you visit.

A young boy in a green shirt and blue vest smiles while playing with a wooden toy at a table.

Approach

Learn as We Grow®

Children learn best with room to wonder. Classrooms here are set up so children can ask questions and act on their interests. Questions build critical thinking, a skill they will need for kindergarten. Children are free to explore and make their own choices. Their education evolves along with them. That is why we call it Learn as We Grow.

Playing to Learn

Play is how young children work things out. Through play, they begin to understand the what, why, and how of what they are doing. That understanding builds critical thinking and problem-solving. You will see it in the block tower that keeps falling and the child who tries a new way to stack it.

A Strong Sense of Community

Everyone is welcome and included. Trust is built through every interaction between a teacher and a child. That happens in small moments all day: a greeting at the door, help at the table, a question answered. Over time it leads to a strong sense of community in every classroom.

Top-Notch Educators

Educators here put their heart into teaching every day. We offer ongoing support and training so teachers keep learning themselves. That matters, because a teacher who loves to learn shares that with the children. Ask on your tour how training works.

Exploring the Classroom

Curiosity leads the way. Children are encouraged to follow their interests wherever they lead in the classroom. One child may stay at the art table, another at the science shelf, another with a book. There is always something new to discover and learn.

All the Right Materials

Learning materials are child-sized and right for each age. Classrooms are curated with items that engage a child's senses and inspire learning. Things sit where a child can reach them without asking. Ask to see the materials for your child's age on your visit.

What this looks like in practice

The benefit shows up at home. A child who has practice asking questions keeps asking them, at the dinner table and in the car. Critical thinking and problem-solving start small and grow. Kindergarten readiness rests on that habit of following curiosity. Ask your center what their days look like at your child's age.

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