St. Cecilia’s Little Angels

🏖️ Summer Fun!
Are you in search of summer activities for?
Check out this list of Splash Pads in our local area 👇
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UPDATE: I will be making some updates/corrections to the image. Please stay tuned!

The 2026 South Jersey Splash Pad List!

Ok — I spent the past couple of days trying to verify as much information for this guide as possible, including pricing, dates, hours, and opening details. That said, I do not control the schedules or operations of any of these splash pads and things can change at any time.

‼️ I have heard that Fasola Splash Pad is currently closed for maintenance. I debated removing it from the guide entirely, but since there is still a chance it could reopen soon, I decided to leave it listed for now. ‼️

Please keep in mind that free/public splash pads may occasionally close without much notice due to maintenance, staffing, weather, or mechanical Issues. Before heading out, your best bet is always to check the official township or town website and/or browse their social media pages for the most up-to-date information and closure announcements prior to your departure.

This image was created using a combination of information from my Cool-Off Guide and the amazing splash pad map created by Mom's Adventures in NJ and Beyond. Both resources are linked directly within this guide using the QR codes at the bottom of the image.

I'll also link Mom Adventures of NJ and Beyond's website and splash pad maps in the comments below so you can access them quickly and easily. Her map covers the entire state of New Jersey, making it a fantastic resource if you're looking for splash pads in Central or North Jersey as well.

For this guide, I chose to focus specifically on South Jersey splash pads to make it easier for local families to find nearby places to cool off this summer. ☀️💦

Wellness Wednesday
Let's talk snacks!
What makes a good healthy snack for a preschooler that will be filling and nutritious?

TIP: Serve a snack that contains two food groups in order to provide satiety and energy for your child.

* Serve high-fiber food such as fresh fruit or veggie. You could also serve a whole grain, but I love to squeeze fresh produce any chance I get.

* Pair the fiber with a healthy fat or protein-rich food choice.

Examples:
Mandarin oranges and string cheese.
Fresh berries and yogurt.
Whole grain crackers with hummus.

It's Teacher Appreciation Week!

We at Little Angel's are thankful for all of our teachers and assistant teachers 🥰

Tell us Tuesday!
What is your family's favorite spring outdoors activity?

I know as a parent you're always on the hunt for those kid friendly dinners!

Let's help each other out, share a family fave below 👇

Spring has sprung in Room 2 🌷
How many signs of spring do you spy?

Just how many adults should be with those kiddos?

New Jersey has a mandated teacher to student ratio based on ages of children.
Did you know that at Little Angels we like to stay at a better ratio?

It's American Sign Language Day
Who has used simple signs with their little ones?

Simple sign language is wonderful for little ones to express their needs before verbal language forms.

Movement Monday Idea 💡
Make a Movement Jar 🏺
Write down different exercises on slips of papers, each Monday pull out a paper and do the exercise 🏃‍♀️‍➡️
ie
12 Jumping Jacks
7 Squats
5 Push ups

Hey parents! Who is ever in need of ideas on the weekends?
Here are a few, tell us what you think 😃