Foxville Kids: Preschool & Classes

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Foxville Kids: Preschool & Classes

🦊 Issaquah’s nurturing short-day preschool (9am-2pm). With a 2:6 teacher-to-child ratio, we offer theme-based STEAM & sensory explorations for ages 3-5.

A personal approach where every child’s wonder is celebrated!
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09/17/2026

When we study the ocean, we explore more than what lives beneath the waves.

This time, we moved closer to the shore to discover the fascinating world of rock pools — tiny habitats that become visible when the tide goes out.

We learned which creatures call them home, where they hide, and how they adapt to the constantly changing environment.

And, as always, our theme became a natural invitation to practice so many skills along the way — counting, addition, number sequencing, visual discrimination, fine motor skills, and early literacy.

Because at Foxville, we don’t separate learning from play. We weave learning into the world children are already excited to explore.

09/16/2026

Children learn best when they can touch, move, build, and explore.

That’s why our themes don’t stay in books or on worksheets.

Play dough becomes a landscape. Rice becomes a sensory world. Loose parts become tools for counting, sorting, building, and creating.

By weaving hands-on materials into each theme, children don’t simply hear about a concept — they experience it through their senses, movement, and imagination.

And that’s how learning becomes meaningful, memorable, and fun.

08/25/2026

Last week we dove into our new Ocean theme, starting with its most colorful part — the coral reef!

We discovered who calls the coral reef home, learned how fragile this ecosystem is, and talked about what people can do to protect our oceans and the incredible species that depend on them.

And, as always, learning was woven into play. Along the way, we practiced letter recognition and alphabetical order, sequencing, and visual discrimination.

And, of course, we couldn’t explore coral reefs without building one of our own! Using loose parts and kinetic sand, the kids created their own little underwater worlds.

$Our Lemonade Lab is still open!This time, we explored fractions, proportions, and recipes.How much lemon? How much water...$

08/11/2026

Our Lemonade Lab is still open!

This time, we explored fractions, proportions, and recipes.

How much lemon? How much water? What happens if we change the proportions?

Children measured, counted, followed directions, and then practiced it by making their own lemonade—discovering an important lesson: the right ingredients in the right amounts make all the difference!

07/28/2026

Pre-coding skills start long before children use computers.

In this activity, children followed a visual guide to build a tower, carefully placing each block in the correct position.

As simple as it may look, they were practicing important skills such as sequencing, pattern recognition, spatial awareness, attention to detail, and logical thinking.

Following a series of steps and understanding that order matters are foundational concepts for both coding and problem-solving.

Through hands-on experiences, children learn how to think, plan, and create — one block at a time.

07/21/2026

What happens when children step inside a masterpiece?
We explored Claude Monet’s The Water Lily Pond in a whole new way.

Instead of simply looking at the painting, children recreated it using play dough, and miniatures. As they built the bridge, added the water lilies and pond animals, they weren’t just making art—they were discovering an entire ecosystem.

By combining art, science, and hands-on play, children developed observation skills, expanded their vocabulary, and deepened their understanding of the natural world.

At Foxville Kids, learning isn’t separated into subjects. We connect ideas to create meaningful experiences that spark curiosity and inspire lifelong learning.

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07/08/2026

Would you get the order right? 🐸 At Frog Café, every tap has a meaning.

Children listen, count, remember, and serve the correct meal—strengthening auditory discrimination, working memory, attention, and early math skills through imaginative play.

Learning is always more meaningful when it feels like a game.

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07/02/2026

This week’s exploration: Frogs

Through hands-on, frog-themed activities, children explored color shades, learned about a frog’s diet, practiced counting, strengthened fine motor skills, and enjoyed a fun story.

Learning is always more meaningful when children can play, explore, and discover.

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06/30/2026

Receptive language is one of the most important skills children develop before they enter school.

It is the ability to understand spoken language and turn words into meaningful actions.

When a child hears, “The frog jumps into the mud,” they aren’t simply following directions. They are listening carefully, processing the meaning of the words, remembering the instruction, planning a response, and carrying out the correct action.

These skills are essential in a classroom, where children are expected to understand teacher instructions, participate in group activities, and learn new concepts through listening.

Strong receptive language supports attention, working memory, communication, and early academic success. That’s why we intentionally build these skills through hands-on, playful activities every day.

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06/25/2026

This week’s exploration: Pond Ecosystem.

Children discovered the fascinating world of ponds by exploring the animals and plants that call this habitat home. We learned how frogs, fish, insects, and aquatic plants are all connected, and why every living thing plays an important role in a healthy ecosystem.

Through thoughtfully prepared invitations to play, children investigated scientific concepts while naturally strengthening literacy, early math, fine motor skills, observation, and critical thinking.

When learning is connected to the real world, children don’t just remember facts—they build curiosity, ask questions, and develop a deeper understanding of how nature works.

This is the power of purposeful, play-based learning.

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Issaquah, WA
98027

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http://www.foxvillekids.com/

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