Treehouse Preschool

Interactions with babies in a preschool setting are crucial for their development, fostering social, emotional, and cognitive growth. The “serve and return” interaction is where adults respond to the baby’s cues, build strong neural connections in the brain, supporting language development and emotional regulation. Meaningful social experiences, like turn-taking activities and group interactions, also contribute to the development of social skills and emotional intelligence.

Celebrating Presidents Day. Much of learning during childhood is gained through observation and imitation. The role models who children look up to help shape how those children behave in school, in their relationships and when making decisions. This month we celebrated outstanding Presidents and First Ladies that have helped shape our great nation.

It is very important for our preschool children to attend circle time. Circle time is one of the first activities planned in our classroom schedules and it’s where they learn the theme of the week and continue practicing basic age-appropriate concepts. Circle time is also crucial for developing a child’s social, emotional, cognitive, and language skills by providing a structured space to practice essential skills like listening, taking turns, sharing ideas, and expressing themselves, while also fostering a sense of community within the classroom.

Learning about arctic animals while practicing fine motor skills. Fine motor skills are essential for completing everyday tasks and are important for a child’s growth and independence