Royal Legacies Early Learning Center

05/04/2026

Going on 30 years, still have the passion starting to loose the drive....

05/04/2026

In honor of TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK, we would like to take the time to recognize our future EDUCATORS of tomorrow. RLELC had the honor of having Lexington 4 Seniors grace our presence & read to our students. The 👑ROYAY CREW👑enjoyed every bit of their effort. They came in with a refreshing spirit and ready to sew seeds on behalf of the youth. It was truly a blessing that keeps on giving.

05/04/2026

This week is a special week designed for SPECIAL PEOPLE! The ones that go over & beyond each & every day for our students. Royal Legacies Early Learning Center would not be able to function without the endless love and support from our team. Your dedication is appreciated and could never duplicated. It’s an honor to put a genuine smile on your faces each & every day!!

05/02/2026

Teachers pour so much into others. Here are simple ways to pour back into them.

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05/02/2026

Over on the website, we have a resource all about preschool midline crossing.
These age-appropriate activities target midline crossing and are great for motor planning, visual motor skills, and brain breaks for the preschool age. https://www.theottoolbox.com/crossing-midline-activities-for-preschoolers/

There are some early warning signs we might see in the preschooler who struggles with crossing their midline. When we see a difficulty with the integrated motor patterns, this can be an indicator for various challenges.

🚩Some of the ways that difficulties with preschool crossing midline will present as:

>>Not developing a dominant hand. Students use the left hand for left sided tasks and the right side for right sided tasks. https://www.theottoolbox.com/hand-dominance-laterality-functional-activities-kids/
>>Showing delays in crawling, or an atypical crawling pattern. Here is a great article on Cross Crawling Activities. https://www.theottoolbox.com/cross-crawl-exercises/
>>Rotating or turning their entire body to retrieve objects on the other side of their body instead of reaching across the body to the other side
>>Having difficulty with age-appropriate self-care tasks like dressing or grooming activities
>>Skipping or doing jumping jacks in an uncoordinated manner. Check out this post on Gross Motor Midline Crossing Exercises​: https://www.theottoolbox.com/crossing-midline-march-gross-motor
>>Difficulty making a horizontal line across a piece of paper (may stop in the middle and switch hands, or pause visually) or forming letters
>>Visual perceptual difficulties: https://www.theottoolbox.com/visual-perceptual-skills/
>>Challenges with age-appropriate literacy skills (identifying letters, following pictures in a story- due to difficulty with visual tracking across the midline. Here is info on visual tracking: https://www.theottoolbox.com/what-is-visual-tracking/

If you see these things in the preschool years, it's ok! Kids develop at different rates. Try adding some play ideas that target these gross motor movements: https://www.theottoolbox.com/crossing-midline-activities-for-preschoolers/

05/02/2026

Let’s play, learn and grow together.

Royal Legacies Early Learning Center is now enrolling. Our hours of operation is Monday thru Friday 7:00am to 6:30pm. Contact us for more information.

SC SCHOLARSHIP formerly known as the ABC VOUCHER is accepted.

05/02/2026

It takes a BIG HEART to shape little minds.

05/02/2026

Balance, coordination, core strength, and stability all are connected. Here are activities and play ideas to support this development...WHY is this important? Before you can have dexterity and coordination in fine motor skills, you need the proximal development of gross motor skills. https://www.theottoolbox.com/the-development-of-balance/

05/02/2026