The Goddard School

10/19/2026

Is it hard or soft? 🔍 Children explored the classroom, described and sorted objects by texture, then counted what they found. This hands-on activity builds language, classification and early math skills—all through curious discovery! What hard or soft treasures might your child find at home?

10/18/2026

Fall Spirit Week, our Fall Festival and Trunk-or-Treat are almost here! 🍂🎃 There’s still time to sign up to decorate your car or donate treats. We can’t wait to see everyone’s festive Spirit Week outfits! What are you most excited about?

10/17/2026

Snack time brought a little learning—and lots of heart! 💛 Toddlers used cookie cutters to shape their fruit, then practiced caring for others as they shared. What’s a favorite way your family makes snack time special?

10/16/2026

A little water, a spray bottle and lots of imagination! 🎨 Our young artists are exploring color, movement and creativity as they paint in a whole new way. What would your child create?

10/15/2026

Sometimes you don’t know what the must-haves for preschool and daycare are until you actually experience them 💙

10/14/2026

Sorting can be a fun part of the day! Toddlers build early thinking skills as they group classroom items, people and animals. What would your little one sort first? 🧸🐾

10/13/2026

Our youngest learners grow through curiosity every day! Wonder of Learning™ lessons invite little ones to explore, ask questions and build new skills. 🧩
Have a little learner of your own? Schedule a tour to see how they can thrive at The Goddard School.

10/12/2026

Fire Safety Week brought learning to life! 🚒 Students dressed up, practiced putting out pretend fires, colored firefighter hats and explored fire-themed sensory activities. Which activity would your child love most?

10/10/2026

Help make our Trunk-or-Treat extra sweet! We’re collecting donations of nut-free candy and treats for the event. Your contribution helps create a fun, allergy-conscious celebration for our families. Please bring donations to the school. Thank you for joining the fun! 🎃🍬

10/07/2026

08/11/2026

Even more things preschoolers understand better than adults…

🍱meal prep by someone else (a la )
🖊️putting your name on everything (thank you )
🕺🏼random dance parties
🤫Saying what you really think

What’d we miss??👇

08/04/2026

Your Daily Sheet the Musical 🕺

08/01/2026

Raise your hands if you can finish the lyrics: 🎵“They're your friendly neighborhood spiders, and they're teamwork can’t be ___”🕷️🙋🏽‍♀️

07/28/2026

Every Goddard class has their own schedule, but here’s a peek of how a day can look:

9am: Morning meeting ☀️
Songs, check-ins and questions spark curiosity and connection.

11am: Outdoor Learning & Play 🍃
Climb, dig, build and explore the natural world.

12pm: Lunch! 🍎
Time to refuel and connect.

3pm: Learning Centers 🎨
Choice-driven play builds independence and imagination.

07/27/2026

The thing about a Goddard preschooler is they’re going to be curious. Keep the questions coming 👏

07/22/2026

Personally, we’d hire them as videographers 📹

07/20/2026

Kindergarten readiness can show up in everyday moments, not just big milestones. A few signals to notice:

1. They’re building confidence to try things independently. Examples: walking into a room first, asking for help, or giving something new a try.

2. They’re starting to recognize the letters in their name, even if they’re not reading just yet.

3. They’re showing care and responsibility at home. This could include things like helping pack a bag, feeding a pet, putting away toys, or getting through part of their routine with a little more ease.

Every child grows at their own pace - and readiness looks different for every family. Their preschool teachers can be a great partner in noticing strengths, celebrating progress, and helping you think through what comes next.

07/15/2026

Put them in the lineup, coach 👀⚾️🎶

07/08/2026

When our preschoolers are creative, curious, caring, and MORE >

07/08/2026

Dream job of the week: Glitter House Painter 🏠✨ While ambitions may change, the confidence they build through learning, exploring, and trying new things is here to stay.