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Tuition assistance can make it possible for 3- and 4-year-olds in our area to attend a quality preschool program. The Preschool Place and Kindergarten proudly partners with Preschool Advantage to give children a fair chance to succeed in school with an early start. For more information check out the Preschool Advantage website.
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The Preschool Place and Kindergarten provides a safe, developmentally appropriate, nurturing environment that promotes social, emotional, cognitive and physical growth, as well as a positive self image and a love of learning.
We are excited to share that our students engaged in outdoor STEM activities, utilizing the beautiful spring weather to enhance their learning experience. Through hands-on exploration of concepts such as force, motion, gravity, and friction, students not only developed their STEM skills but also enhanced their problem-solving abilities and creativity. This approach encourages social skills and collaboration, essential for their growth. #STEM #education #outdoorlearning #collaboration #creativity #bridgewaternj #prektherightway
Miss Supriya visited the classrooms to tell the students about Holi, the Hindu festival of colors. This holiday celebrates how good wins over evil and the arrival of spring. After making colorful crafts using paint and other materials, students went outside and had a chance to throw colorful confetti in celebration.
Where in the world is Kindergarten? Ireland! Kindergarteners have spent the past few weeks learning about the Emerald Isle. Students made several beautiful crafts associated with Ireland and had fun with the Irish folklore legend of the leprechaun! Students were also treated to some wonderful guests who came and shared parts of Irish culture with the class. Our Director, Melissa, is of Irish heritage and shared stories and items from her travels in Ireland. Mrs. Carol Cigler, a local bagpiper, gave a wonderful demonstration to the school of the traditional Irish instrument. And finally, Rabbi Cece Beyer, who has studied traditional Irish dance for over 15 years, performed both a hard shoe and soft shoe dance before teaching students a few moves! After a joyous journey to Ireland, students packed their bags for their next destination. I wonder where they'll end up?
