Cunae International School

Would like to thank Cunae International School for trusting in us to replace their old worn out roof with CertainTeed Landmark Max Def and Shadow Ridge high profile shingles. As always, Roofnado synthetic underlayment was installed to protect from any future leaks.

Color: Weathered Wood

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Just finished some 10 picnic tables for Cunae International School

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As an advocate for a play-based approach to early childhood education (think block centers, sensory bins, water tables, Process-based art, dramatic center, and plenty of time outdoors) I’m often asked which schools I recommend here in the Woodlands area or where I’m sending my own children. It’s hard to believe I’ve only been here about a year but in that time I’ve discovered a few gems. I love The Early Learning Program of The Woodlands Community Presbyterian Church. That’s where my two kids, 18 months & 3 years old, started yesterday. It’s wonderfully play-based. I LOVE that they have a designated playground teacher who provides sensory and process- based art experiences outside on their amazing playground. It is Presbyterian affiliated. We also love the local Waldorf school, Great Oak School, which has no religious affiliation. I love their relationship to nature, a childhood lacking in screen time and noisy toys as well as their unheard of approach to literacy- they don’t teach it until 1st grade, which used to be the norm until the push down of academics. They have a wonderful parent child series we’re trying out. Ours is a cooking program and I look forward to their seasonal celebrations like the lantern walk and maypole spring celebration. I love that I continue to learn about more amazing little local schools, as I chat with like minded moms who share their own discoveries. So I wanted to share these discoveries with you here. For a Montessori approach check out The Grove Community School I also hear good things about an international school with a project-based approach called Cunae International School. Another friend recently told me about Magic Oak which looks to be play-based and bilingual; I’ll be curious to hear more about her experience. Have you discovered any MDO or preschool gems here in the Woodlands area? Please share your experience with us here.

As an advocate for a play-based approach to early childhood education (think block centers, sensory bins, water tables, Process-based art, dramatic center, and plenty of time outdoors) I’m often asked which schools I recommend here in the Woodlands area or where I’m sending my own children. It’s hard to believe I’ve only been here about a year but in that time I’ve discovered a few gems. I love The Early Learning Program of The Woodlands Community Presbyterian Church. That’s where my two kids, 18 months & 3 years old, started yesterday. It’s wonderfully play-based. I LOVE that they have a designated playground teacher who provides sensory and process- based art experiences outside on their amazing playground. It is Presbyterian affiliated. We also love the local Waldorf school, Great Oak School, which has no religious affiliation. I love their relationship to nature, a childhood lacking in screen time and noisy toys as well as their unheard of approach to literacy- they don’t teach it until 1st grade, which used to be the norm until the push down of academics. They have a wonderful parent child series we’re trying out. Ours is a cooking program and I look forward to their seasonal celebrations like the lantern walk and maypole spring celebration. I love that I continue to learn about more amazing little local schools, as I chat with like minded moms who share their own discoveries. So I wanted to share these discoveries with you here. For a Montessori approach check out The Grove Community School I also hear good things about an international school with a project-based approach called Cunae International School. Another friend recently told me about Magic Oak which looks to be play-based and bilingual; I’ll be curious to hear more about her experience. Have you discovered any MDO or preschool gems here in the Woodlands area? Please share your experience with us here.