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In our Wiseowls Pre-K classroom for four-year-olds, children begin reading basic words and becoming familiar with addition and subtraction. These early skills sit alongside the play and hands-on activities that remain an important part of the day at Creative Center for Children Preschool. Children can explore new ideas, practice what they know, and keep building confidence as they get ready for kindergarten. We want learning to stay active and engaging as their skills grow.

We're giving the front of Creative Center for Children a cheerful new look! Our latest updates include new blue fencing, brand-new signs, and a succulent wall along the side of the building. The wall features oversized wooden pencil-shaped frames holding succulents. These playful details feel just right for our creative school community. We want children and families to feel warm, welcome, and excited from the moment they arrive. These updates bring even more personality to o

Halloween is always a fun time at Creative Center for Children. The costumes bring so much imagination and personality to campus, and we love giving children and families a chance to celebrate together. This year's Halloween Festival will take place on Friday, October 23, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Parents are invited to participate in our costume parade, where the children will have a chance to show off the costumes they've brought from home. Costumes can be silly, colorful, cr

Play is part of how our Wiseowls learn. In Creative Center for Children Preschool's Pre-K classroom for four-year-olds, children have time for sensory activities, art, imaginary play, and group experiences. These hands-on moments give children ways to share ideas, create with friends, and try something new. As they play and work together, they practice independence and empathy for others. The Wiseowls year makes room for this growth alongside early academic learning.

Our enrichment activities give children even more ways to explore their interests, try something new, and have fun during the school day. This fall, families could choose from three optional programs: High Touch High Tech Science on Mondays AB Futbol Soccer School on Thursdays Fit & Fun with Coach Meggin Gymnastics on Fridays Whether children are exploring science, practicing soccer skills, or moving their bodies through gymnastics, these activities are full of opportunities

At Creative Center for Children Preschool, our Pre-K classroom for four-year-olds is known as the Wiseowls. This year gives children room to play, create, and explore as they prepare for kindergarten. Wiseowls continue learning through sensory activities, art, imaginary play, and time with friends. They also begin reading basic words, explore addition and subtraction, and practice handwriting through Handwriting Without Tears. Little Learners introduces science through hands-

Each school day, your child spends their time in the classroom alongside their teacher. Back to School Night gives families a chance to step into that same space on Wednesday, September 24 at 5:00 PM. . Families will head to their child's classroom, where the teacher walks through what a typical day looks like from drop-off to pickup and shares what the class will be working on through the year. You get to see the space your child heads to each morning and put a face to the

Step behind our building and you find a place made for busy children. It starts with a large sandbox, a swing set, and monkey bars. Our youngest pull themselves up, hang on, and learn what their arms and legs can do. A climbing structure with a slide gives them a summit to reach and a quick way down. The climbs build strength, and a little more nerve besides. Close by sits a second sandbox and a turf area we recently added. That patch used to be only sand. Now children have a

Every day at Creative Center, our children gather for circle time. Every day looks a little different. Some days are full of songs and clapping. Other days bring new colors, numbers, or a story that gets everyone talking. Circle time looks like a simple daily habit. But it teaches children how to listen, wait their turn, and join in as a group. Our teachers use this time to build language skills and share new ideas, all while keeping the room full of energy and laughter. More

One of our preschoolers picked up a toy phone this week. She started a full conversation with a friend on the other end, one only she could hear. Her eyebrows lifted. Her voice changed. For a minute, she was somewhere else entirely, deep in her own story. A pretend phone call looks simple. But so much is happening underneath. Our children practice new words. They build sentences. They learn to take turns in a conversation, all while having fun. Dramatic play like this gives c

One of our preschoolers found a pair of play glasses in the dress up bin this week, and the whole room stopped to watch. She put them on, tilted her head, and looked around the classroom like she was seeing it for the first time. That is the kind of moment we love most at Creative Center. A simple prop turns into a story. A pair of funny glasses becomes a costume, a character, or a brand new way to look at the world. Our children build confidence and imagination every time th

Summer is not just a break from school. For young children, it is one of the richest opportunities of the year to grow, play, and discover who they are. At Creative Center for Children Preschool, our Summer Camp is built around exactly that: giving kids the time, space, and experiences they need to thrive. Starting June 15, our campus comes alive with a full lineup of activities designed with our youngest learners in mind. Here is what makes this summer so special, and why it

Our Father's Day Celebration on Friday, June 5 is built around exactly this kind of moment. All week long, our teaching team guides each child through a creative process to make a handmade gift for the dad, grandpa, or special grown-up in their life. By the time Friday arrives, your child has put real thought, effort, and love into what they are about to hand you. This is intentional. At Creative Center for Children, our play-based curriculum is rooted in the belief that chil

Something a little extraordinary happened at Creative Center for Children Preschool last week, and the joy of it is still in the air. Our little ones took center stage in a Disney Performance that brought the magic of beloved characters to life right here on our campus. The kids were incredible, and the pride in that room was the kind you can't fake. For weeks, our teaching team worked with the kids to prepare, singing songs, practicing movements, and building the kind of con

When most people think of preschool graduation, they picture caps, gowns, and a favorite song. At Creative Center for Children Preschool, we picture something a little different. This year, our Pre-K class is graduating with a mock trial. Yes, a real mock trial. Based on The Little Mermaid. Over the course of this school year, our four-year-old students were introduced to the basics of the judicial system. They learned what a trial is, who the players are, what it means to ma

When a child looks at their teacher and says thank you, and really means it, something important has happened. Not just a lesson in manners, but a moment of genuine connection. A recognition that the people around them matter. Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week, the week of May 11, gives our Creative Center community a meaningful chance to make that happen together. At Creative Center for Children, our teachers are the steady, caring presence our children count on every day.

There is a moment every parent knows. Your child walks toward you holding something, carefully, with both hands, and the look on their face tells you everything before they even say a word. They made this for you. And nothing store-bought could come close. At Creative Center for Children, this kind of is the result of intentional, loving preparation by our teaching team, who spend the days leading up to our Mother's Day Celebration guiding each child through a creative proces

Today, Creative Center for Children is closed for a teacher in-service day. That means no children in the building, but it does not mean a quiet day. Our teaching team is spending the day doing the kind of work that makes them better at everything they do for your kids. What actually happens on an in-service day A lot of families wonder what a teacher in-service day really looks like. The honest answer: it depends on what the team needs most. Today's agenda includes time for

Our Valentine's Day Celebrations at CCPC are a chance to spark smiles and build friendships. On February 13, children will enjoy a cozy day at school filled with fun and connection. Here's what's planned: Children can wear pajamas to school for a relaxed and cozy celebration. Classrooms will be buzzing with Valentine's parties, complete with music, light snacks, and decorations. Each child will exchange Valentine-grams, learning how to share kind words and build communit

Our annual Snow Day is one of the most anticipated days at Creative Center for Children Preschool! On February 6 , our playground transforms into a snowy adventure where children can explore, play, and celebrate the joys of winter together. Here's what families can look forward to: Arrival at 9:00 AM with children already dressed in snow gear . Time for snowman building, snow angels, and free play led by our teaching team. Mini croissants and hot cocoa will be provid