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At World Of Children Preschool & Kindergarten, Your child is entering a whole new learning environment.
We believe that a child is never too young to start learning and the adventure begins here. Your child will learn through hands-on experiences conducted throughout the day in areas such as our science/sensory center. This center has both sand and water tables where your child will experience underwater exploration or they may decide to build a huge sand castle.
Children love working with manipulative such as puzzles, blocks, and Lego's in our Math Manipulative center.
What an excellent way to develop hand/eye coordination and problem solving.
Children express themselves through art. By drawing with crayons, colored pencils, and markers, your child will be developing their fine motor skills.
Painting also develops fine motor skills. We paint not only with liquid paints, but also with shaving cream, finger paints, and pudding.
These are just a few examples of the fun we have in our "Creativity Center." Because a child's Attention span is so short, we encourage them to visit the various areas of the classroom on a daily basis.
This allows them to explore the centers as they choose.
By incorporating the various activities listed above in your child's day, your child will grow emotionally, socially, and physically.
You are welcome at any time to see for yourself just how much care and attention is given to each child.
Whether your child begins in our two-year-old room or our kindergarten class, we will make sure that they are well prepared to advance to the next classroom.
tuition is charged on a weekly basis and varies depending upon age, discounts and hours required
Admissions Director
Vicki Farrer
Admissions Associate
Widaly Lugo
Extracurriculars
Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
1 extracurricular
ExtracurricularsExtra-curric.
Club or Organization:
Computer Classes
School Notes
At World Of Children Preschool & Kindergarten, Your child is
entering a whole new learning environment. We believe that a child
is never too young to start learning and the adventure begins here.
Your child will learn through hands-on experiences conducted
throughout the day in areas such as our science/sensory center.
This center has both sand and water tables where your child will
experience underwater exploration or they may decide to build a
huge sand castle. Children love working with manipulative such as
puzzles, blocks, and Lego's in our Math Manipulative center. What
an excellent way to develop hand/eye coordination and problem
solving. Children express themselves through art. By drawing with
crayons, colored pencils, and markers, your child will be
developing their fine motor skills. Painting also develops fine
motor skills. We paint not only with liquid paints, but also with
shaving cream, finger paints, and pudding. These are just a few
examples of the fun we have in our "Creativity Center." Because a
child's Attention span is so short, we encourage them to visit the
various areas of the classroom on a daily basis. This allows them
to explore the centers as they choose. By incorporating the various
activities listed above in your child's day, your child will grow
emotionally, socially, and physically. You are welcome at any time
to see for yourself just how much care and attention is given to
each child. Whether your child begins in our two-year-old room or
our kindergarten class, we will make sure that they are well
prepared to advance to the next classroom.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for A World Of Children?
The application deadline for A World Of Children is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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