Grasslands Early Learning

We are counting down the final days of summer and are so excited to meet our newest little learners!

Back to School Information for PreK and Kinder

Free! 🦙

🚜🌞 Drop In for Parent and Tot begins tomorrow morning! Parking is limited, so please park efficiently.

A hayride will be offered at 11:30, and popsicle treats will be for sale after that. Pack water and remember that shade is limited—have your little ones wear a hat and sunscreen.

We kindly ask that you sign in with staff before you begin your self guided visit!

If you haven't been here before, Google Maps directions will guide you. Note: we are not in Duchess, but the directions will bring you here.

See you tomorrow!

Set-up for the Little Learners Community Resource Fair has started! is starting to blow up 1500 balloons that they will be using to decorate the JBS Canada Fieldhouse. Hope to see everyone tomorrow!

Fun Friday! Join us here each week to learn something new and engaging to share with your child. It's a great way to start your weekend and just might give you an idea for some fun, fun, fun!

True true true!

"No significant learning can occur without a significant relationship." - James Comer The power of positive relationships can make all the difference to a child's success.

Credit to page - Mikey's Wish: Verbal Dyspraxia Awareness

A little humour on this Thursday! 🤣

..or Coco Melon, or Bluey, or Paw Patrol, or....

Free! Great idea for a weekday adventure.

Nurture & Grow: Free Farm Visits for Families with Infants and Toddlers 🌟We are thrilled to offer enriching self-guided farm visits designed to promote social awareness, mental health, language development, and more! Thanks to our generous sponsors, these visits are FREE! 🌾🐄 Together, we can make a difference in early childhood development and family well-being. 💚

Every Wednesday we will feature an Early Learning classroom from Grasslands Public Schools that uses play to support student learning. Play encourages the development of language & communication, cognitive abilities, social skills, emotional well-being, and physical growth. Children who Play to Learn are better able to retain new knowledge, understandings and skills in their home and learning environments.

At first glance, obstacle courses build muscle strength, coordination, and motor planning. This is just the tip of the iceberg....

To learn more, visit www.theottoolbox.com