The Goddard School

08/29/2026

Wishing Miss Raven a happy 4th anniversary!!

08/28/2026

We see an airplane!!

08/27/2026

Prom 2026!!

08/27/2026

Learning Center- Creative Art 🖼️

Exploring markers and colors today! We used large white paper and placed it on the windows for children to have a different drawing surface to explore. They used what they saw outside the window as inspiration for their art work ❤️

08/26/2026

Using scissors to cut out images for our vision boards!

08/25/2026

We finished up Summer Camp with our traditonal trip to Storybook Land!!

08/25/2026

Happy 1st anniversary to Miss Alex! We can't wait to meet your baby girl!

08/24/2026

08/21/2026

Today is Miss Michelle's 20th anniversary!! Over the past 20 years, Miss Michelle has helped countless children learn and has filled her classroom with laughter, creativity and comfort. Please join us in congratulating Miss Michelle on her 20 year milestone!

08/20/2026

How many "planets" can we balance?

08/11/2026

Even more things preschoolers understand better than adults…

🍱meal prep by someone else (a la )
🖊️putting your name on everything (thank you )
🕺🏼random dance parties
🤫Saying what you really think

What’d we miss??👇

08/04/2026

Your Daily Sheet the Musical 🕺

08/01/2026

Raise your hands if you can finish the lyrics: 🎵“They're your friendly neighborhood spiders, and they're teamwork can’t be ___”🕷️🙋🏽‍♀️

07/28/2026

Every Goddard class has their own schedule, but here’s a peek of how a day can look:

9am: Morning meeting ☀️
Songs, check-ins and questions spark curiosity and connection.

11am: Outdoor Learning & Play 🍃
Climb, dig, build and explore the natural world.

12pm: Lunch! 🍎
Time to refuel and connect.

3pm: Learning Centers 🎨
Choice-driven play builds independence and imagination.

07/27/2026

The thing about a Goddard preschooler is they’re going to be curious. Keep the questions coming 👏

07/22/2026

Personally, we’d hire them as videographers 📹

07/20/2026

Kindergarten readiness can show up in everyday moments, not just big milestones. A few signals to notice:

1. They’re building confidence to try things independently. Examples: walking into a room first, asking for help, or giving something new a try.

2. They’re starting to recognize the letters in their name, even if they’re not reading just yet.

3. They’re showing care and responsibility at home. This could include things like helping pack a bag, feeding a pet, putting away toys, or getting through part of their routine with a little more ease.

Every child grows at their own pace - and readiness looks different for every family. Their preschool teachers can be a great partner in noticing strengths, celebrating progress, and helping you think through what comes next.

07/15/2026

Put them in the lineup, coach 👀⚾️🎶

07/08/2026

When our preschoolers are creative, curious, caring, and MORE >

07/08/2026

Dream job of the week: Glitter House Painter 🏠✨ While ambitions may change, the confidence they build through learning, exploring, and trying new things is here to stay.