Danielle's Daycare

At Danielle's Daycare I believe the children deserve the world. I provide the children with the tools and knowledge they need to explore the world around them. Our days are very flexible and go with the flow. Here at Danielle's Daycare we emphasize the children taking the reins and steering us where their imaginations want to go.

I teach based on what the children are interested in that day or that week. If they are interested in dinosaurs we set up projects all week to learn all about dinosaurs, creating a 3-D paper mache dinosaur, learning fun facts and the kids help come up with project ideas too! If they love watching mom and dad cook at home they bring that love into the the classroom and assist me in our cooking projects, even creating a recipe book to bring home to share with the family!

My preschool has the balance of structure for the children as well as freedom to let their curiosity run wild. I hear too often how children are expected to be the same and are often deprived of exploring their curiosity because of such strict schedules. At Danielle s Daycare I make it my priority to learn about each child s unique abilities and encourage kids to use their imagination and explore every area set up for the day, the sky is the limit!

Danielle's Daycare is a small licensed daycare which at most has 7 children at a time. Childcare is both available part time as well as full time. We have daily of 1:1 time which allows us to learn and work on their individual goals! We are always there to encourage and praise them for all their achievements.

Academics and play is all a part of our curriculum, but more importantly we establish the significance of being a good human. At Danielle's Daycare you will see us in constant conversations about ways we can help our community. We practice good manners throughout the day, teaching them what they can do to help friends when they are hurt or giving a teacher a helping hand. At Danielle's Daycare it is important to me that we treat everyone with kindness. We teach them that their feelings matter and it's ok to feel sad, mad and confused but we must always be kind.