Kenilworth Community Preschool

A day in the life at KCP 🌱
Our half-day program is built around play — so children explore art, literacy, math, science, motor skills, and social-emotional learning at their own pace.

Here's what makes KCP different:
✔️ Small cohort (max 14 kids)
✔️ 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio
✔️ Process art & open-ended play
✔️ Early literacy and math through hands-on exploration
✔️ Parent co-op model — you're part of it
✔️ Part-time schedule designed for young children

Only 3 spots left for Fall 2026!
Learn more at kenilworthcps.org

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Straws + paint + dish soap = the most satisfying art prints 🫧🎨
We mix tempera paint, dish soap, and just a little water, then kids blow bubbles right in the cup. When the bubbles overflow, we lay paper on top and — magic. Every print is totally unique.
Process art at its best. No two look alike, and that's exactly the point. ✨

This is how we say goodbye. 🌈
A run across the rainbow bridge. A gift from Teacher Kara. And one very loud bell. 🔔 Then we all meet in the park to celebrate!

Our preschool graduates walked into our school as caterpillars and they're leaving as butterflies — curious, kind, and so ready for what's next.

We love you to the moon and back. Thank you for the best year!
We can't wait to see you next year at our Friendship Party 💛

We said goodbye to our butterflies. 🦋
We held them one last time, passed them around with the gentlest little hands, and then — we let them go.

There's something about that moment that feels bigger than butterflies. These kids have been transforming all year too. And soon, some of them will fly somewhere new.

We're not crying. Okay, maybe a little. 😭

Don't miss our last tour before summer!

We're opening our doors on Tuesday, June 2nd at 12:45pm — come see what a day at Kenilworth Community Preschool is all about.

We don't have any tours scheduled over the summer, so be sure to catch this. Drop a message, use the QR code, or visit our website to register!
Kenilworthcps.org

End of year request: a table of shaving cream. No notes. 🫧

We practiced drawing shapes and take turns saying "sometimes it looked like…" — a nod to the classic book. A blob becomes a butterfly. A squiggle becomes a snake. A smear becomes whatever they want to be.

They asked for it one last time. Of course we said yes.

This is what child-led exploration looks like 🧊
We set out big ice blocks and powdered tempera paint and just… stepped back. What followed was 45 minutes of mixing, melting, color theory, and pure joy.
Process over product, always. 🎨