Princeton North Pre-K Daycare Announces Math & Science Educational Program

Jan 20, 2024

RisingStars Family Childcare (609-785-5094) has announced their educational program for 2024, with a focus on science, math, and language learning opportunities for pre-K children.

Plainsboro Township, United States - January 20, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —

The childcare center’s announcement highlights their ongoing commitment to early childhood education, with a focus on math, science, and language learning activities that include complex puzzles, sorting and classifying objects, story-telling, role play, and working with number sequences.

More information can be found at https://risingstarsdaycareplainsboro.com

The recently announced pre-K daycare educational services at RisingStars Family Childcare follow a state-approved curriculum and emphasize cognitive development.

A recent study from the National Institute for Early Education Research shows that young children tend to approach mathematics and sciences with an open, positive attitude, underlining the notion that the pre-K years are a foundational time in which to encourage imagination, flexibility, persistence, and academic curiosity. With the family-style attention and care at RisingStars, toddlers and preschoolers have an opportunity to develop confidence and gain important skills for school readiness. “As our kids get ready to go to kindergarten we use many resources to teach kids basic mathematical reasoning, stimulate their investigative curiosity, and build strong language foundations,” says owner Mrs. Aparna. “Our first priority is to keep your child safe and healthy, while engaging, supporting, and challenging them with fun-filled activities throughout the day.”

As a NJ licensed daycare provider, the center applies a family-oriented approach that is safe, nurturing, and child-centered. Group numbers are limited and contain a range of ages to encourage social interaction and learning.

Along with a focus on STEM and language development, RisingStars also helps young children work on gross motor skills through simple yoga poses, dancing to musical beats and rhythms, and the use of bouncy balls, hula hoops, ring toss games, and more.

Kids at the daycare are encouraged to develop social intelligence, learning to balance independence and empathy for others. Health and hygiene routines are implemented daily, such as teaching preschoolers how to wash hands before and after meals and how to make healthy food choices.

Parents of have positive reviews for the childcare center’s approach. “Mrs. Aparna at RisingStars is simply the best at what she does,” says Natley R. “She has set the bar so high with her creativity and care. We are so grateful that our child had the opportunity to learn, develop, and grow with Mrs. Aparna at a very impressionable age.”

Interested parties can find more details at https://risingstarsdaycareplainsboro.com

Contact Info:
Name: Aparna Akshinthala
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Organization: Risingstars Family Childcare
Address: 35 Knox Ct, , Plainsboro Township, NJ 08536, United States
Website: https://risingstarsdaycareplainsboro.com/

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