Helping children differentiate
Written by Tamara Bernard, LMSW – former Rainbows Mental Health Specialist October marks the beginning of Fall. It is a wonderful time of learning and fun in early childhood. We have the opportunity to experience new temperatures, falling leaves, trips to the pumpkin patch, hot cider and of course, Halloween. Children and adults alike […]
Early Childhood Fun
Classrooms at Rainbows’ Kids’ Point have been discussing the new season of spring. In spring, new things hatch, bloom and grow. When some of the children were asked if they knew how grass grew, they all responded that it grew in the ground with dirt. They were then shown sponges and asked if grass could […]
Caring for your child
As a mom who worked from the time my two sons were babies, finding quality child care was the foremost issue to address. I remember when my husband and I found out we were going to have a baby; the first calls we made were to child care facilities to put our names on waiting […]
Ready for Big Kid School
Graduation, it’s a happy time as well as a sad time for me. I’ve spent the past year working and teaching the kids in my classroom and they become as if they were my own! I’m happy and thrilled at graduation to help all my kiddos celebrate their successes! They have all grown so much […]
Happy Congratulations Day!
This was my first year at Rainbows United, and so it was my first time experiencing what Pre-K graduation looks like here. I can truly say that it was funny, and touching, and everything you might hope for in a ceremony. The kids brought all their energy and enthusiasm to graduation. I feel so blessed […]
Handprint Valentine’s Day Crafts to do with your child
Hello February! It’s that time of year again – all things pink and red overwhelm store shelves everywhere and chocolate hearts occupy the end of each aisle. With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, check out these themed handprint crafts! They will be the perfect activity for you to do with your child leading up […]
You should send your child to Kids Point
“You love them like I do.” -A Rainbows’ parent Active learning curriculum Classes are centered on evidence-based learning directed by a child’s interests. We embrace active, intentional and purposeful learning in our classrooms. Qualified Staff Each classroom is taught by a lead teacher certified as a child development associate and is assisted by two qualified […]
Learning language skills for little ones can be tricky
Learning language skills for little ones can be tricky. Engaging your child in a game or activity will help keep their attention as well as improve their speech. Here are some great activities for 3-5 year olds: 1. Spider Web What it is: Build a spider web with your child on the floor using painter’s […]
