Author: Providence Children's Academy

The global pandemic has turned remote learning from an educational option to an outright necessity. With quarantine orders across the country, both teachers and parents are struggling to move learning from inside the classroom to at home on the computer. Given how quickly all of this transpired, it’s only natural that you may feel anxious […]

Parents are often overwhelmed when it comes to choosing the right afterschool program for their child. Many afterschool programs sound wonderful, but may not necessarily tick all the boxes or be a right fit for your child and family. Knowing what questions to ask, and understanding the enormous benefits to a child attending the right […]

As parents start heading back into the office, it’s time to think about infant daycare. Daycare provides much more than just babysitting — early learning and general wellbeing are promoted on a daily basis, and it’s important to have your child in a solid routine and a good environment for growth. Despite this, it’s expected […]

The time between after school and dinner can be challenging for most parents to manage – especially busy parents. Although your kids have been at school all day, it is still important to use this time wisely and fill it with some fun after school activities, instead of simply sitting them in front of a […]

During the time of a pandemic, you will likely have some concerns about your child’s wellbeing if you are preparing to send them back to preschool. The importance of safe preschools, especially during a pandemic, matters now more than ever. The following are safety features that you and your child’s preschool can take to keep […]

Each preschool is unique, but when it comes to finding the best quality preschool for your child, there are things that the top preschools all do. We’ve put together a list of seven things that the best preschools do to guide you as you choose a preschool for your little one. 1. Use An Active […]

A social studies pre-k curriculum helps children to expand their horizons from school to the neighborhoods they live in the ones in which they don’t. They go on to use that information when navigating the world as teenagers and eventually, adults! Children begin to grasp social studies learning as soon as they start to make […]

In recent years, researchers have come to understand the importance of early childhood development. Babies and toddlers are constantly learning about themselves and the world around them but structuring that learning can be difficult. Parents and educators have a great responsibility for the young lives that have been placed in their care. This can be […]

Summer brings with it fantastic opportunities for play and crafting. With warmer weather, outdoorsy crafts that make use of water and the warm sunshine are especially fun. When they need a break from active games and exercises, here are five simple summer preschool activities and crafts that you can make with your child to keep […]

We use our five senses on a daily basis to make sense of the world around us. We smell freshly baked bread, we see the sun rise, and we taste our morning coffee. While these senses may seem intuitive to us now, an infant is still learning to explore and adapt to new sensations. Here […]