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From the South: I-95 N. Take exit 18 for Thurbers Ave. toward US1. Keep left at the fork. Follow signs for Eddy St. Go under the overpass to traffic light. Continue straight, to intersection. Meeting Street School will be on the right. Turn right onto Eddy St. Continue straight, passing Dunkin Donuts on the right & Wendy’s on the left. At traffic light near hospitals, turn left onto Dudley St. Continue straight at 1st stop sign. At the 2nd stop sign, at the end of a parking lot, turn left onto Prairie Ave. Take your first left onto Blackstone St. We are on the right, across from Flynn Elementary School. From the North: I-95 S: Take exit 19 Eddy St. Continue straight on exit toward traffic lights. Samuel Dental Center will be in the gated area on the right. Turn right onto Eddy St. You will pass the main entrance to RIH. At the next traffic light you will turn right onto Dudley St. Please follow directions from above.

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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. .

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  • 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

Scarf Play

You Will Need:

One or two scarves of different textures and colors

Directions:

While your baby is happy and playful, lay him on his back on the floor or bed and stand or sit next to him. Take one of the scarves and wave it over your baby’s body. Hold the scarf over the baby within his reach and encourage him to reach up for it. Also hold it off to the side and see if he can turn his body toward it. “Where’s Mary? Peek-a-boo, there you are. Whee, it’s soft. Can you reach it? Stretch, that’s it. Yeah.”

Tip:

Let your baby get used to the feel of the scarf before you put it over his face and pick up on his cues if he doesn’t seem to like it over his face. If he’s not interested in peek-a-boo continue holding it over his body instead.

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