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    A Child’s Garden

    4.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    Timber Kiddies Preschool

    Timber Kiddies Preschool

    5.0
    (1 review)

    The owner is a genius with early childhood education! The amount of creativity and thoughtfulness…read morethat goes into creating educational activities, structure and moments is really impressive. At Timber Kiddies Pre-school, your kid will definitely grow emotionally, socially and mentally, making this an easy choice to prep for a smooth transition to kindergarten!

    From the owner: Timber Kiddies Preschool is a safe space and provides small group sizes and adult-to-child ratios…read moreencouraging the best opportunities for development. Caregivers or teachers have high levels of experience and are trained in early childhood development. We also offer opportunities for meaningful parent involvement. "Date Nights" are a big hit, where parents can drop off their children between 5pm and 10pm, go on a date, while there child plays at the preschool with a professional babysitter. If there isn't enough kids to run the date night, the teacher can babysit at your house. Timber Kiddies Preschool uses child-led learning. It is when a child is offered the opportunity to choose their own learning activity, whether that's building with blocks, playing in the sandpit, or painting, for example. The idea is to observe how that child approaches the activity and how they adapt the task to their own direction. Another approach that our school uses is Project Based Learning. Projects emerge from the questions children raise and develop according to their particular interests. Rather than offering immediate answers to the questions children ask, teachers provide experiences through which children can discover the answers themselves through inquiry at field sites and interviewing experts. I lived in Hawai'i for 30 years, studied and danced hula and took Hawaiian language for 2 years. I incorporate the Hawaiian values in our classroom. we also study many different cultures

    A Child’s Garden - preschools - Updated July 2026

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