Devine Childcare Development Center

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📚💜 Frog Street Focus: Being a Good FriendFriendship skills don’t just happen automatically, they grow through practice.T...
08/26/2026

📚💜 Frog Street Focus: Being a Good Friend

Friendship skills don’t just happen automatically, they grow through practice.

This week, our learning is focused on helping children understand what it means to be a good friend through everyday moments like taking turns, listening, using kind words, solving small problems, and noticing how others feel.

Those simple interactions help children build communication, empathy, patience, and confidence in social situations.

At DCDC, we want children to learn that being a good friend doesn’t mean never having a disagreement. It means learning how to work through those moments in a kind and respectful way.

Learning Today. Leading Tomorrow. 💜

Filling Our Hearts ❤️Today, as we continue to express what we love, our class worked on a special “Fill Your Heart” acti...
08/25/2026

Filling Our Hearts ❤️

Today, as we continue to express what we love, our class worked on a special “Fill Your Heart” activity! ❤️

The students shared some of the things they love and appreciate about one another. Each student chose a piece of tissue paper and placed it inside our classroom heart while sharing something they love about their friends. It was such a sweet activity that encouraged kindness, friendship, and expressing our love for one another! 💕

Starts this Friday! Not a normal DCDC student, no worries! Give us a call to complete all paperwork and you will just be...
08/25/2026

Starts this Friday! Not a normal DCDC student, no worries! Give us a call to complete all paperwork and you will just be a drop in! Reach out if you have any questions! RSVP your child’s spot by noon Thursday!

🧠💜 Tiny Brain Tuesday: Name It to Tame ItWhen children are overwhelmed, they often don’t yet have the words to explain w...
08/25/2026

🧠💜 Tiny Brain Tuesday: Name It to Tame It

When children are overwhelmed, they often don’t yet have the words to explain what’s happening inside.

That’s where we can help.

Giving a feeling a name—like mad, sad, frustrated, worried, or excited—helps children begin to understand what they’re experiencing and communicate what they need.

Instead of only saying “Calm down,” try:

💬 “You look frustrated.”
💬 “You seem worried.”
💬 “You’re really excited!”

Those simple words can help children feel understood while they learn how to manage big emotions.

This week at DCDC, we’re continuing to build skills around friends, feelings, and healthy ways to communicate.

Learning Today. Leading Tomorrow. 💜

08/24/2026

Today, the Brave Bears and some of our Brainy Badger friends learned all about kind hands! 🖐️💕We talked about different ways we can use our hands to show kindness, like helping our friends, sharing, taking turns, cleaning up, and using gentle hands. The kiddos came up with their own ideas of how they can show kind hands and even helped each other think of different examples! 🥹 Each friend made their own colorful handprint and shared how they can use their hands to be kind. 💕🌈

Today our students created a “My Favorite Color” handprint poster! 🎨🌈 Each student painted their hand using their favori...
08/24/2026

Today our students created a “My Favorite Color” handprint poster! 🎨🌈 Each student painted their hand using their favorite color and added their handprint to our class poster. The kids loved seeing all the different colors their friends chose and learning more about each other! 💕

✏️💜 Miss Scribbles Monday: All Feelings Are Okay!Little people can have some BIG feelings, and they’re still learning ho...
08/24/2026

✏️💜 Miss Scribbles Monday: All Feelings Are Okay!

Little people can have some BIG feelings, and they’re still learning how to understand what those feelings mean and what to do with them.

One of the best ways we can help is by giving emotions a name.

Instead of only saying, “You’re okay,” try:

💬 “You look frustrated because that didn’t work.”
💬 “It’s okay to feel sad. I’m here.”
💬 “You’re really excited! Tell me about it!”

When children learn words for their emotions, it becomes easier for them to communicate, ask for help, and begin learning how to work through those feelings.

At DCDC, this week’s learning connects to friends, feelings, and building a strong classroom community. 💜

The goal isn’t to stop children from feeling mad, sad, worried, or frustrated. The goal is to help them learn what to do when those feelings show up.

Learning Today. Leading Tomorrow.

💜 In Case You Missed It…Another week of learning together!This week we talked about everything from why mistakes are an ...
08/23/2026

💜 In Case You Missed It…

Another week of learning together!

This week we talked about everything from why mistakes are an important part of learning to how everyday conversations, play, independence, and even letting your child teach YOU can support development. 🧠✨

We also kicked off our classroom spotlights with our tiniest learners, the Clever Cats! 🐾👶

Missed one? Scroll back through our page and check it out!

And tell us below 👇 Which post did you enjoy most this week?

We hope these little pieces of information help connect what we’re doing at DCDC with what you can continue doing at home. 💜

Learning Today. Leading Tomorrow.

🌟 Spotlight Saturday: Clever Cats 🌟Today we’re shining the spotlight on some of our tiniest learners, our Clever Cats! 👶...
08/22/2026

🌟 Spotlight Saturday: Clever Cats 🌟

Today we’re shining the spotlight on some of our tiniest learners, our Clever Cats! 👶💜

In the infant classroom, learning happens through everyday moments: tummy time, songs, books, sensory play, movement, face-to-face interaction, and lots of loving conversations.

Those simple experiences help support early language, motor development, social-emotional growth, and strong relationships.

At this age, every smile, reach, roll, sound, and new discovery is a big milestone and we love getting to celebrate them along the way.

Learning Today. Leading Tomorrow.

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172 County Road 779
Devine, TX
78059

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Monday 6am - 7pm
Tuesday 6am - 7pm
Wednesday 6am - 7pm
Thursday 6am - 7pm
Friday 6am - 7pm

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