Cadence Academy Preschool, Boyd's Corner

Reminder Cadence Academy Preschool is closed on Friday 6/19/26.

Introducing our Room 4 infants to a love of learning, one book at a time!

Our weekly book rotation helps expose infants to new stories, colors, pictures, and language experiences that support early brain development. Reading from an early age encourages vocabulary growth, listening skills, cognitive development, and a lifelong love of books.

Through our carefully selected weekly stories, our little learners enjoy exploring the world around them while building important foundations for future learning. We love watching their curiosity grow with every page turned!

Happy Birthday Krish!

Happy Birthday Anirudh!

Happy Birthday Madison!

Reminder:
Cadence Academy Preschool is closed on Monday 5/25/2026.

Room 6 toddlers had fun practicing color sorting today! We set out different colors of construction paper on the table, and the children worked hard to find and match toys with the correct colors.

Color sorting activities help children build important early learning skills such as color recognition, matching, problem-solving, and critical thinking. These hands-on experiences also strengthen fine motor skills, concentration, and hand-eye coordination while encouraging independence and confidence through play-based learning.

Room 8 got creative today making adorable crickets using paper plates, colored tissue paper, construction paper strips, and glue! Our little learners had so much fun exploring different materials and bringing their insects to life through art and imagination.

Craft activities like this help children strengthen fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity. Tearing tissue paper, gluing pieces together, and placing materials carefully also support problem-solving, concentration, and early planning skills. Most importantly, hands-on activities encourage self-expression and build confidence as children create something all on their own!

Room 4
Thursday, our infants explored the magic of rainbows. We spent time learning about colors in the rainbow and then created our very own rainbow paintings in the infant room.
Sensory art activities like painting help support fine motor development, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and early color recognition. Exploring different textures and colors also encourages curiosity and self-expression while building important cognitive skills through play-based learning.

Room 10 had so much fun getting creative with nature!

The teacher brought plants in for the children to paint with. Using leaves, stems, and different textures, each piece of artwork was unique and full of imagination.

Activities like plant painting are wonderful for children because they encourage:
✨ Creativity and self-expression
✨ Fine motor skill development
✨ Sensory exploration
✨ Appreciation for nature and the environment
✨ Confidence through hands-on learning

We love seeing our students explore, create, and learn through meaningful experiences!