Carrington Academy Braselton

Our Toddlers at Majors Road are practicing their gross motor skills by stacking blocks, one on top of the other!

Our Infants at Windermere practiced their mathematic skills by stacking and unstacking rings! Their teacher encouraged them to repeat the colors of each ring as they played.

After reading the book "Go Shapes Go," our Intermediates at Avalon used their fine motor skills to dig for and scoop out different shapes in the sensory table filled with "snow"! They worked on carefully matching the shapes and placing them in the correct tubes.

Our students at Braselton celebrated MLK Day!

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Our Intermediates at Suwanee read the book "Polar Bear, Polar Bear What Do You See" and created their own polar bears using paint and forks!

Our Pre-K students at Braselton had a blast playing Number Trivia!

Our Toddlers at Windermere had fun practicing their mathematic skills! Students were encouraged to stack the blocks with little to no teacher help and independently count the numbers 1-5!

Our Intermediates in Suwanee enjoyed making and identifying patterns and object counting with their friends!

Our Pre-K students at Majors Road had fun making fruit pizza with our chef, Mrs. Imelda! We added cream cheese and fruit to our crackers and enjoyed this delicious and healthy snack.

After talking about and looking at the letter "S", our Toddlers at Avalon used their fine motor skills to write the letter on a whiteboard! They erased the whiteboards and had fun trying again, over and over!

Our Toddlers at Braselton are focusing on using their fine motor, social-emotional, math, and literacy skills to fill a snowman!

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Who’s hungry? Our Toddlers at McFarland stretched their imaginations as they “baked” yummy cookies in dramatic play!

What Scientific Exploration Looks Like in Our Preschool Classrooms - Carrington Academy

Science helps children develop important life skills, such as communication, collaboration, and analytical reasoning. Here are some ways we introduce scientific exploration in our preschool classrooms!

What Scientific Exploration Looks Like in Our Preschool Classrooms - Carrington Academy Soda bottle geysers and volcanoes made from baking soda and vinegar might be just some of the things that come to mind when you think about science education for young children. It’s important to note that even simpler activities and everyday experiences can introduce children to scientific concep...

Happy New Year from your friends at Carrington Academy!

Our Beginners at Braselton dove into Winter with fun learning activities, like making snow globes and hot cocoa mugs!

Our Intermediates at Braselton sounded out and identified the letters of the alphabet!

After identifying the colors, our Beginners at Avalon used their small motor muscles while practicing their problem-solving skills to put together two large star builders!

Our Pre-K students at Majors Road worked on their addition! They reviewed numbers, practiced counting bears, and learned new words such as add, sum, and plus.

Our Infants at Suwanee enjoy playing with their friends and exploring cause and effect with gears and puzzles!

Our students at Avalon kicked off the Holiday's "12 Days Of Cheer" with Twin Day!

Beginners at Windermere practiced their math skills and identified the numbers 1-10! The students worked on their fine motor skills by squeezing tongs when placing the correct number of cotton balls to the corresponding number on the snowball.

Our Intermediates at Majors Road are learning all about mathematics! They used tangrams to match shapes and named each one as they completed the design!

Our Infants at Windermere are developing their literacy skills by looking at books independently! The students were encouraged to point out and name familiar objects and turn the pages in the book. They also explored the texture of a scarf - like the one they saw in the book!

This week at Braselton, our Intermediates practiced their lacing skills! Wellness, math, and literacy are all linked in this one fun activity. Way to learn and perfect those fine motor skills!

Our Pre-K students at Majors Road are learning all about polar animals! They learned how polar animals stay warm with a science experiment using a glove and shortening to resemble blubber. The students put both hands in icy water to see if the "blubber" glove kept their hand warmer!

Our Pre-K students at Kelly Mill worked on their language and literacy skills by identifying uppercase and lowercase letters! Students also practiced recognizing the difference between words, letters, and numerals as they followed the word “flag” from left to right, naming the letters.

The Gift of Giving: Teaching Students the Importance of Generosity and Compassion - Carrington Academy

Through our annual holiday giving initiative, our students build the important foundation of generosity and compassion. Check out some of the ways we're helping our communities this season!

The Gift of Giving: Teaching Students the Importance of Generosity and Compassion - Carrington Academy The holidays are a wonderful time of year for many reasons. We enjoy spending this time with our students as we reflect on the past year, learn about different traditions, and give back to those in need. Our annual holiday giving initiative is a way for students to build the... Read More »

Our Pre-K students at Braselton practiced their wellness, science, math, social-emotional, and fine motor skills all with one fun activity! Who doesn't love snowflakes?

Some say, "a picture is worth a thousand words." Our Pre-K students at Avalon worked in their journals, but instead of practicing writing words to share what they did over the weekend, the students drew a picture and asked their friends if they could figure out what they did!

Our Beginners at Majors Road are working on their mathematics skills. The students matched different shapes on a paper tree to decorate it for the holidays!

Toddlers at Windermere practiced their mathematics skills by sorting feathers by color! The students were encouraged to match the feather's color to the correct colored card. Students also practiced their language and literacy skills by repeating each color after their teacher!

At Majors Road, our Intermediates sorted and placed various manipulative objects on the corresponding color of a turkey’s feathers!

Happy Thanksgiving from our families to yours!