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From the Mass Pike • Take exit 12 toward Framingham/Marlborough • Keep left at the fork and merge onto Rt.9 West/Worcester Rd. • Follow Rt. 9 for less than 1 mile, passing The Sheraton Hotel and the Hess Gas Station on your right. • Follow the signs to take the Crossing Boulevard exit on the left. • Take a left at the first set of lights onto Staples Drive • Take your first right and follow the signs to the Staples Child Care Center From 495 • Take exit 23A and merge onto Rt.9 East toward Framingham. • Follow Rt.9 East for approximately 4 miles • Approximately ¼ mile after passing Owen O’Leary’s Pub, follow the signs to bear right onto Crossing Boulevard. • Take a slight right onto Crossing Boulevard • Take the 1st right onto Staples Drive • Take the next right and follow the signs to the Staples Child Care Center.

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Our Preschool Program

Engaging children intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially

Our preschool classrooms focus on children’s newly emerging skills and advanced use of language, math, and scientific thought. Multi-disciplinary learning centers encourage individual skills and emerging interests in academics, creative expression, and outdoor learning.

Our curriculum stimulates each child’s innate curiosity and exploratory nature to prepare children for lifelong learning. Children move to elementary school socially prepared, excited to learn, and well versed in the language, math, and science skills they’ll need to succeed. .

What Parents are Saying

Our greatest advocates are also our closest friends.

"You hire some of the best, creative and innovative teachers. We're happy to have our daughter there. "

Our Curriculum Components

The building blocks to balanced education.

  • Language Works Talking, questioning, beginning to write and identify letters and numbers.
  • Math Counts Counting, sequencing, developing 1-to-1 correspondence.
  • Science Rocks Examining, comparing, planting, and caring for gardens.
  • ArtSmart Drawing, brush painting, exploring music, dance, and dramatic arts.
  • Our World Appreciating diversity, becoming environmentally conscious.
  • Well Aware Taking part in exercise and yoga, preparing and eating healthy foods.

Learning at Home

Exploring Architecture and Construction

You Will Need:

Photographs, camera, paper, ruler, markers, etc.

Directions:

Children can draw or take photographs of where they live. They can count the number of windows, doors, rooms, etc.,

Tip:

In different neighborhoods, take photographs and talk about all the different types of buildings

Variation:


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