Free high quality Preschool program, serving children and families of lower income. UW Oshkosh Head Start makes dreams come true!
More than 500 children and their families participate each year in this highly successful early childhood and family development program. UW Oshkosh Head Start works together with children, families, staff and communities to facilitate learning and support growth, empowering all partners in shaping their future. It provides an enriching and supportive atmosphere for all who are engaged in the prog
05/28/2026
Gross motor development is such an important part of early childhood learning! 💙
From running and jumping to climbing, balancing, and dancing, children build strength, coordination, confidence, and independence through movement and play. These everyday activities help support healthy bodies, brain development, social skills, and school readiness.
When children move, they learn! 🌟
05/18/2026
Supporting a child’s writing skills in early childhood is about building the foundations long before they can form letters clearly. Children need opportunities to develop hand–eye coordination and pencil control often experienced through practice.
05/14/2026
In early childhood settings, sharing is often learned gradually through guided play and adult support, helping children feel confident in social situations and learn cooperation, positive relationships, patience and empathy 💛
05/11/2026
In early childhood, celebrating accomplishments—big or small—supports a growth mindset and shows children that effort matters and learning is something to be proud of 💛
05/10/2026
To the mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, and mother figures in our community — thank you for the love, strength, and care you pour into children and families every day. Wishing you a beautiful and well-deserved Mother’s Day! 💐
Happy Mother's Day! What makes a superhero? Today, we’re thanking superhero moms for helping kids feel secure and loved in these uncertain times.To all moms, dads, grandparents...
05/07/2026
In early education, learning cause and effect helps children understand that their actions create outcomes. It’s a key foundation for thinking, problem-solving, and making choices.
05/04/2026
Appleton East children learn the letters of their name. Children need a mix of early literacy (letter knowledge), fine motor (hand–eye coordination), and cognitive skills (directionality and sequencing) to become successful. Start
Songs help little learners grow in so many ways—building language and vocabulary, strengthening memory and listening skills, and developing rhythm and coordination. They also support social skills, routines, and confidence as children sing, move, and learn together 🎶💛
04/27/2026
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registration is now OPEN!
04/26/2026
Small group learning in action—building fine motor skills, focus, and confidence one piece at a time 💛🧵