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Tuition assistance can make it possible for 3- and 4-year-olds in our area to attend a quality preschool program. The Preschool Place and Kindergarten proudly partners with Preschool Advantage to give children a fair chance to succeed in school with an early start. For more information check out the Preschool Advantage website.
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(opens in a new tab)The Preschool Place and Kindergarten provides a safe, developmentally appropriate, nurturing environment that promotes social, emotional, cognitive and physical growth, as well as a positive self image and a love of learning.
What a wonderful day to celebrate Fall Fest! A beautiful Sunday afternoon spent with our students, families, and community partners. We would like to give a special thank-you to Officer Dowling, Officer Felix, and K9 Rusty from the Somerset County Sheriff’s Office for attending and starting our race; for Somerset Patriots own Sparky, who helped the crowd stretch and warm up pre-race and was always willing to give our little guests a hug, high-five, and a photo. A big thank you to our dedicated staff and parent volunteers who helped set-up and run the event, and finally to our AMAZING class parents who went above and beyond to create some of the most beautiful scarecrow displays we’ve ever seen! THANK YOU for helping to make Fall Fest such a success! More photos to come…
Thank you Mrs. Brown for creating and setting up our super sweet Gingerbread Boy Scarecrow at Whiton Elementary school! We are asking our families, friends and supporters to vote for #14 Pat-A-Cake using the link below! Happy Fall!🍪❤️ #14 — PAT-A-CAKEThe Preschool Place & Kindergarten in Bridgewater brings us this sweet preschool gingerbread boy!With apple buttons and a gingerbread grin,Pat-A-Cake’s hoping your vote comes in!He’s ready for friendship, learning, and play—just please don’t nibble his toes on the way! 😂I’m Pat-A-Cake, nickname’s Patty Cake. Don’t let my name fool you though, I’m not a cake; I’m a gingerbread boy! You probably read a story here or there about my relatives: The Gingerbread Man, The Gingerbread Girl, The Ninjabread Man, The Cajun Cornbread Boy, or even The Runaway Tortilla. There are stories about my parents, sisters, brothers, cousins, aunts, uncles, fifth cousins twice removed, great great grandpas, adopted nieces, half siblings...the list is really super long. Anyway, I’m the gingerbread boy from The Preschool Place & Kindergarten in Bridgewater, NJ, the original preschool gingerbread boy. I run and I run and I jump with joy because everybody loves me, I’m the preschool boy!🗳️ Vote for #14:forms.gle/ozx5UN6hAc69J6mc7Preschool Place and Kindergarten
Welcome to Kinder Town! Kindergarteners are learning about communities. Students brainstormed with their teacher about what constitutes a town – houses, streets, businesses, services such as the fire department, the police station, and the post office and then worked together to create a 3-D model of their community. Students had a chance to “drive” on the roads, visit businesses, and make stops at each other’s houses. This unit on communities helps students orient themselves to their place outside of their immediate family, and will expand to cover their state, their country and eventually, the greater world!
For Fun Friday, 4s students had a chance to create their very own class Jack-o-Lantern! First, students voted on the shape of the pumpkins’ features and then took turns drawing them on a large pumpkin. Next, they scooped out the seeds and took turns smelling and touching the pumpkin pulp. Finally, everyone had a chance to admire their beautiful Jack-o-Lantern once it was complete! For snack, the class made no bake pumpkin pie to enjoy as a special treat!
Many activities in the 3’s program are centered on developing fine motor skills. Playing with Play-Doh, using different objects to create paper crafts, and exploring sensory bins strengthen hands and fingers so that students can master pre-writing skills.
