Involving children in the performing arts can have major benefits in the classroom. Researchers have found that children who sing/dance/act/play their hearts out are four times more likely to be recognized as academically successful than their non-performing peers - and they tend to have enhanced cognitive, motor, and social capabilities as well.
Read PostAs a parent of a newborn, thinking about childcare can feel overwhelming. Deciding how, when, and where your child will enter early childhood education isn’t something parents should delay, however.
How early do parents of young children start looking for their childcare services?
Read PostAt Building Kidz Preschool, our curriculum is based on the “Whole child” philosophy of education. Our franchisees specialize in developing a child from a social and emotional standpoint as well as academically.
Gratitude is an extremely important social skill, and it is never too soon to begin educating a child on gratitude.
Read PostIn so many way, the world seems simultaneously extremely effected and not really effected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Preschool franchising is no different; it seems our mutual evaluation process is in some ways untouched, and in some ways the pandemic has changed everything.
Read PostAt Building Kidz, the health and safety of our students is our foremost concern. All of our facilities meet and exceed state and national guidelines for cleanliness and sanitation. Currently, school closures across our 26 U.S.
Read PostThe multigenerational U.S. workforce is leading to significant shifts in the alignment between work and family and at the top of this list is childcare. Gen Z has entered the workforce and are now starting their own families which is leading to changes in the expectations of traditional business models, work schedules and overall childcare trends.
Read PostAsk preschool-age children what they like to do, and you will almost always hear them shout “play!” Young children learn about the world around them by playing – both by themselves and with others. They are naturally curious learners who are interested in how things feel, smell, taste and work and enjoy engaging in new experiences.
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