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What’s in a name? A child’s name is the single most important word in her life. That’s why students’ names serve as the springboard for literacy learning in preschool. By coming to recognize her name—how...
Read MoreDuring our Discovery year, your child will grow in leaps and bounds. From the moment you drop him off in carpool line, your child will practice doing for himself—hanging up his jacket, putting away materials after a lesson, washing hands before snack. She will experience a monumental growth in vocabulary between ages two and three, so we will read lots of books to foster an early love of language.
In circle time and in the sandbox, he will be developing the social and emotional skills it takes to be part of a group, like sharing and taking turns. And as your young child delights in discoveries around our campus, she will be building the independence and confidence to seek out more new adventures. Just as important, your child will spend his days gently guided by teachers who treasure him. We know children learn best from people who love them. Let your child’s joyful educational journey begin here.
What’s in a name? A child’s name is the single most important word in her life. That’s why students’ names serve as the springboard for literacy learning in preschool. By coming to recognize her name—how...
Read MoreHow do we determine whose building is taller? Which shape is formed when two congruent right triangles are put together? What do creating a block tower, reading a map, and loading a dishwasher have in...
Read MoreIn the Discovery program as in life, science is a way of thinking: observing, questioning, predicting, experimenting, collaborating, discovering, and marveling at the world around us. Our Discovery playground, right outside the classroom door, allows...
Read MoreYour child holds a brush in each fist as she layers one color on top of another, fascinated by how the colors change as her painting becomes a dark, muddied mass. On the other side...
Read MoreHuman nature drives even the smallest among us to create, to build, to innovate. Construction centers in every Preschool classroom...
To become a confident communicator, a child must become a competent communicator. In fact, confidence and competence form a feedback...
Whoever coined the phrase “a hop, skip, and a jump” must have been parenting a preschooler. Young children need to...
Children grow and develop in similar patterns, but each child develops at his or her own pace. That means young...
What makes ROBS friendships so enduring? Perhaps it’s the shared experiences that begin in the miniature vine-covered house in our...
Our mission charges us to prepare students to become the leaders of tomorrow—in our city, our country, and our world....
Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs...
After-school learning at ROBS includes Prime Time, our extended-day program, as well as a variety of enrichment classes offered until 6:00 p.m. each day for Readiness – Grade 8.