Fabian House

Fabian House Fabian House is a unique “hands-on/hands-in” social learning environment for children ages 2 - third grade. Intentional and professional child education.

Fabian House is a unique “hands-on/hands-in” social learning environment for children ages 2 through 3rd grade. It is housed in a special, 7,000 square foot, “play-clothes-only” indoor and outdoor space where a child can be a child. From an engineering room to a mud kitchen, busy minds are engaged, encouraged, and nurtured every single day. A side-step from commercial care, this purposely designed

schoolhouse combines the best of in-home and professional care. Come play and learn with us in this safe, nurturing, and engaging early childhood wonderland. Structured curriculum features both planned and naturally evolving activities, including: science, cooking, gardening, music and movement, art exploration, children’s literature, mathematics, zoo-phonics, writing activities, dramatic play, nutritional awareness, and nature appreciation. We constantly model and teach "the unwritten curriculum," where children learn problem-solving skills, assertiveness training, communication skills, self discipline, and responsibility. We strive to empower and nurture happy, resilient, life-long learners.

Academic readiness happens naturally through playful sensory exploration and structured engagement across all our classr...
08/24/2026

Academic readiness happens naturally through playful sensory exploration and structured engagement across all our classrooms. Tactile Mathematics: Littles explore core math concepts using Math Manipulatives that highlight concepts they need. Literacy & Phonetics: Littles have access to children's literature as well as D.E.A.R. time which allows time for littles to explore books at their level. SCoG Projects: Hands-in science, cooking, and/or gardening (SCoG) projects engage curious minds daily without losing the joy of play. 👇 What SCoG project does your little one enjoy most at home? Tell us in the comments!

Never interrupt a child in a state of wonder. Here is the science of awe. 🫧👇When you look at this photo, you might just ...
07/24/2026

Never interrupt a child in a state of wonder. Here is the science of awe. 🫧👇

When you look at this photo, you might just see a child playing with bubbles. But neurologically, something massive is happening. At Fabian House, this exact expression is what we consider the holy grail of Lifelong Learning.

Before a child can thrive in traditional academics, they must first possess a biological drive to understand the world. That drive is born in moments of pure, uninterrupted awe.

Here is what a simple bubble is actually teaching a toddler’s brain:

Early Kinetic Physics: They are observing gravity, velocity, and trajectory in real time as the bubble floats and falls.

Optical Science: The rainbow sheen on a bubble's surface introduces the eye to light refraction—the exact same concept we build upon later in our classrooms using translucent light blocks and STEM air tube systems.

Cause and Effect: The anticipation of the "pop" is a masterclass in hypothesis testing. If I touch it, what happens? If it lands on the grass, does it break?

Society often rushes children past the "wonder" stage to get them to the "academic" stage (like memorizing flashcards). But the truth is, you cannot have high-level academic success without foundational curiosity. If you kill the wonder, you kill the desire to learn.

Our curriculum is intentionally engineered to protect this curiosity. Whether it’s studying a bubble, watching a bug on our outdoor nature stumps, or testing gravity in our dramatic play centers, we give children the time and space to be utterly mesmerized.

✨ When was the last time your Little was completely mesmerized by something simple? Tell us about it in the comments below!

Yes, that is a knife. And yes, he is safely using it. 🍋👇When parents see our Littles working with raw ingredients and sp...
07/17/2026

Yes, that is a knife. And yes, he is safely using it. 🍋👇

When parents see our Littles working with raw ingredients and specialized tools, the initial reaction is often surprise. But at Fabian House, every single activity is anchored in deep developmental purpose.

Take a look at these photos of a child slicing a lemon. This isn't just snack prep—it is a masterclass in early childhood engineering:

Advanced Fine Motor Skills: Navigating a round, rolling object like a lemon forces a child to use bilateral coordination (stabilizing with one hand, manipulating a tool with the other) and calculate physical pressure.

Sensory & Cognitive Patience: Cutting real food requires intense focus. Children learn to slow down, respect the tool, and practice deep, mindful patience to achieve their goal.

Fostering True Independence: The moment a child helps prepare a mini-meal or snack, their mindset shifts from passive to capable. They realize they can impact their environment and care for themselves.

"But what about safety?" 🧑‍🍳
Safety is always our baseline. Our educators utilize specialized, child-safe plastic knife kits and nylon cutters. These tools are meticulously chosen because they are sharp enough to cut through dense fruit textures cleanly, but entirely safe for tiny fingers.

During our recent team inservice, our educators spent dedicated time brainstorming ways to intentionally expand our culinary experiences—focusing on safe procurement, hygienic silicone utensils, and age-appropriate recipes that target communication and coordination.

When you trust children with manageable, real-world tasks and provide the proper scaffolding, they will always rise to the expectation.

✨ Do your Littles help out in the kitchen at home? What is their favorite snack to help prepare? Let’s chat in the comments!

If your child is afraid to fail, they are afraid to learn. 🛑 Here’s how we cure childhood perfectionism before it takes ...
07/11/2026

If your child is afraid to fail, they are afraid to learn. 🛑 Here’s how we cure childhood perfectionism before it takes root:

When a child hits a wall with a tricky puzzle or a cooking recipe and says "I can't," anxiety is trying to take over. At Fabian House, we don't swoop in to fix it. Instead, we teach our Littles that failure is just impartial data for growth using our Iterative Excellence Cycle:

👉 Design ➔ Test ➔ Analyze ➔ Refine

Instead of mourning a mistake, we ask: "What did this just tell us?"

But how do we stop a meltdown before the problem-solving starts? We use a joyful, musical circuit breaker. The moment a child says "I can't," our entire classroom family stops and sings:

🎵 "You can do it, you can do it if you set your mind to it! If you set your mind to it, you can do it—Do It, DO IT!" 🎵

This simple anthem instantly shifts their brain out of frustration and right back into a resilient, confident mindset.

🧠 Drop a 🧠 if you are building a growth mindset in your household today, and save this post to steal our song for your next home meltdown!

Ever feel like your kid has Olympic-level selective memory? 🏅They can name every single monster in Minecraft or sing eve...
06/13/2026

Ever feel like your kid has Olympic-level selective memory? 🏅
They can name every single monster in Minecraft or sing every lyric to Bluey, but the second you ask them to put their jacket away... total blank slate.
Here’s the secret: Kids don’t learn from lectures or rigid routines. They learn through their world.
In ABA therapy, we have a fancy name for this: N.E.T. (Natural Environment Training).
But stripped of the clinical jargon, it just means meeting kids exactly where they are. Instead of forcing them to sit at a desk with flashcards, we use their favorite toys, routines, and spaces to teach major life skills.
Why is it so effective?
Zero Resistance: When you use what they already love (like dinosaurs or trucks), learning doesn’t feel like work. It feels like play.
Real-World Skills: Recognizing an apple on a flashcard is one thing. Asking for an apple when they are actually hungry in the kitchen is what matters. NET bridges that gap.
The big takeaway? Play isn’t a break from learning. Play IS the learning. ✨
The next time you’re on the floor playing with your little one, know that you aren’t just passing time—you’re building their brain. 🧠
👇 What is your child completely obsessed with right now? Drop it in the comments!
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Big dreams start in the schoolhouse! 🏫✨We had an absolute blast last week at the Walk with Angels event with  celebratin...
06/05/2026

Big dreams start in the schoolhouse! 🏫✨
We had an absolute blast last week at the Walk with Angels event with celebrating the community and the incredible partnerships including Utah Valley University (UVU)! At Fabian House, we believe in promoting education at every stage of life—starting right here with our littles and extending all the way to our amazing Team Members. Connecting with a community that values higher education as much as we do is what keeps our tribe growing and thriving. 💚
Swipe through to see some highlights from the day:
🎨 lending a paw to paint a special rock for our brand-new schoolhouse rock garden!
📸 W***y and the Orem Royalty showing their support in front of our banner!
👑 Fun Fact: Did you know that .ut is an Early Education Major? Talk about a perfect match for what we do!
Whether it’s supporting early learning or championing higher education and professional growth for our staff, we are fully committed to lifelong learning. Thank you to UVU and everyone who came out to support!
👉 Want to learn more or join our mission? Click the link in our bio!
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Your child’s favorite superhero doesn’t live in a comic book. They live at home. 🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️ Children are always watching t...
05/29/2026

Your child’s favorite superhero doesn’t live in a comic book. They live at home. 🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️ Children are always watching their heroes. Long before they fully understand what “compassion” means, they are observing how the adults in their lives react, share, and show up for others. When parents model kindness and understanding, they are passing down the ultimate superpower: empathy-in-action. ParentsAreSuperheroes 💬 What’s one “superpower” your child has picked up from watching you? Whether it’s sharing their favorite toy or checking on a friend, drop your proud parent moments in the comments below!

They say great things take time, but seeing this come to life is making us a little impatient! 🏗️The walls are going up,...
05/16/2026

They say great things take time, but seeing this come to life is making us a little impatient! 🏗️
The walls are going up, the vision is clearing, and we can already hear the future laughter in these hallways. We’re building more than just a schoolhouse; we’re building a home for big ideas and even bigger dreams.
Drop a “🙌” in the comments if you’re as excited as we are to see the finished product!

Saddle up for Team Appreciation Week 🤠🌵Our team is the Best in the West, and it’s time to show them some big love! From ...
05/01/2026

Saddle up for Team Appreciation Week 🤠🌵
Our team is the Best in the West, and it’s time to show them some big love! From May 4th–May 8th, we’re celebrating the incredible team that pours so much heart into your little wranglers every single day.
Thank you to our amazing team for making Fabian House the best place to grow! 🌟

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Lehi, UT

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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+18019170940

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