Creative Early Learning Center Child Care & Preschool

Having a strong sense of community connections enhance children's sense of belonging, leading to feelings of security and connection.
These benefits highlight the importance of community involvement in children's overall development and well-being.

Lifelong Friendships Made here! Early childhood education is vital in teaching children necessary life skills, including friendship skills. Children are more receptive to learning and develop their communal and emotional skills during this critical development period

Protection from UV rays is important all year, not just during the summer. UV rays can reach you on cloudy and cool days, and they reflect off of surfaces like water, cement, sand, and snow. In the continental United States, UV rays tend to be strongest from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. STAY COOL!

Today for we share the first EVER post for CELC!! Some faces have changed since 2023, but still the same amazing childcare provided!

Fine Motor Skill Development Alert!!!!!
PomPom transfer activities are beneficial for children's fine motor skills development, helping them to improve hand-eye coordination, finger strength, and dexterity. Add counting the PomPoms into the game for an additional skill to learn!

DID YOU KNOW??? Trees communicate underground through fungal networks called mycorrhizal networks, sharing nutrients and signals.
Explore, explore, explore! Science is everywhere, which is why a our outdoor adventures provide so many opportunities to learn. Always encourage your child to question their surroundings, and then discuss.

Water activities aim to encourage precise movement, concentration, confidence, and independence by learning to do this task independently. Our Explorers class practiced pouring water from a pitcher into a cup, and the goal was not to spill or overfill the cup. Our younger class, the Busy Bees transferred water using an eye dropper, which takes a lot of focus! Learning something new everyday!

Old Macdonald brought his farm here to CELC yesterday! We learned so much about farming and hard work!

Tracing dotted lines in pre-K is important for developing essential fine motor skills, pre-writing skills, and hand-eye coordination. These skills are foundational for later success in writing, drawing, and other tasks that require precise movements. Today the children traced various styles of lines with a community helper theme. Example: a small curvy line from the police hat to the police car.

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FUN FACTS!!!
Dandelions can be found everywhere: They grow on all seven continents, including South Georgia Island in Antarctica.

Daily, CELC offers a rich environment conducive to learning and discovery! From letter recognition to name writing, our early learners showcase and impressive ability to absorb and apply new knowledge.