Sprout Learning Hub

08/26/2026

If your child has been part of Sprout Learning Hub, we’d truly appreciate you taking a few minutes to share your experience with us on Google.

As a small, local learning center, your words mean a lot. Reviews help other families find us, but more importantly, they give us a chance to hear what we’re doing well and where we can continue to grow.

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08/26/2026

FREE code lab at Sprout Learning Hub!

08/26/2026

Come see us tonight for more information! Get a preview of our class.

📍Sprout Learning Hub
6:30pm

08/26/2026

Sometimes the best learning happens with a smile💚

08/26/2026

Parents, you won’t know your child has a knack for coding and sequencing unless they try it!

08/26/2026

Parents and students join us tomorrow for our free Sprout Code Lab: Try It class! It’s this Wednesday at 6:30pm. Let us know if you have any questions.

08/25/2026

Bring the kids out to your local McCoy’s to paint a megaphone or a wooden football.

Event is free of charge and while supplies last. No registration required.

Happening at all McCoy’s locations.

08/25/2026

Come learn about our Sprout Code Lab. This class is for parents and scholars. We want your scholar to try it out before committing to our 6 week program.

Come this Wednesday from 6:30-7:30 pm. If you’d like more information comment down below. 👇

08/24/2026

A little learning tip for home!

Practicing spelling words doesn’t always have to mean pencil and paper. Try putting a little shaving cream on the table and let your child practice writing their spelling words with their finger.

Sometimes we just have to make learning feel a little different.

08/24/2026

A Little Tip for Sight Words

Sight words are one of those things that really come down to practice and repetition, but that practice doesn’t always have to look like flashcards at the kitchen table.

Try putting a few sight words on sticky notes around the house. Put one on the refrigerator, bathroom mirror, bedroom door, or somewhere your child passes every day. When they see it, have them read it out loud.

Once they’ve mastered those words, switch them out for a few new ones.