Learning and Fun
Our state licensed daycare facility has openings! We offer a developmentally appropriate preschool curriculum full of adventures, music and song! Our daycare classroom is made up of interest learning centers that your child will explore throughout the morning. The children will have the freedom to choose between the learning centers during “Work Time” and will experience a balance of Teacher-directed and Child-directed activities.
General Activities
We know that children learn constantly through play because they work so very hard at it! We support the importance of play on a growing child’s mind, body and spirit. Therefore, the children under our care receive lots of both free play and structured play every day.
Indoor Activities:
Our child care facility offers music, story time, language arts, Duplo blocks, cars and trucks, puzzles, math activities, arts and crafts, playdoh, dramatic play, group activities, sensory activities, science and nature, pre-writing and more.
Outdoor Activities:
Running, jumping, balls, water play/summer, parachute games. We will go outside weather permitting (feels like 25 degrees or warmer) twice daily, morning and afternoon. On days when Mother Nature stops us from going outside, we will play large muscle activities and games inside.
Marla was the pre-school director and hands on instructor for my son and daughter. Our experience with Marla was absolutely wonderful. She is loving and caring and genuinely adores each and every child in her care. The program was incredibly organized and structured with a thoughtful focus on the needs of young children. Some of the activities that my children and I still remember are: Releasing monarch butterflies after watching their metamorphosis, a fieldtrip to the apple orchard, and a visit to Marla’s farmhouse to meet her chickens. I was thrilled to hear that Marla is opening a pre-school in Fairfield. She is a gift to parents and children and she will make a mark on their lives as she provides children the love and education that is so important to little minds.
- - - Meg L.