Imagination Station
Nurturing Creative Young Minds!
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At Imagination Station, the child comes first. We take pride in not only providing for their physical and emotional needs, but for their developmental needs as well. Our curriculum was created for its balance between both teacher-directed and child-initiated learning. It is our goal to help the children develop the passion for learning that they will carry with them throughout their life. Imagination Station uses a weekly theme based curriculum that is designed to foster social, emotional, physical, cognitive, and language development and to enhance learning in literacy, math, science, social studies, and the arts. This allows the teachers to plan and implement a developmentally appropriate, content-rich program for children of all backgrounds and skill levels that is constantly matching the interests of the students. Please be sure to look for the weekly lesson plans hanging in the classrooms.
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🚨 SHOUTOUT ALERT 🚨
Huge appreciation post for one of our amazing team members Miss Makayla who never hesitates to go the extra mile! From supporting fellow teachers, taking on extra cleaning tasks, to asking how she can help with administrative work she does it all with such dedication and care. This kind of teamwork is what makes our center thrive. We see you and we appreciate you! 🌈✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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Trying to keep your little one’s brain moving even when it’s freezing? 🥶 ... See MoreSee Less
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Our young learners explored Planet Earth through art! After learning that Earth is made of land and water, the children experimented with paint, glue, and sand to create their own swirling designs. As they mixed colors and watched them blend, they practiced creativity, fine motor skills, and early science concepts; all while making meaningful connections to our world.
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Brrrr it’s cold out! 🥶
Winter weather helps little learners grow in big ways. Zipping coats and pulling on mittens build fine motor skills and independence, while talking about the cold introduces early science and new vocabulary. Even cozy indoor play keeps bodies moving and brains learning. Cold days = cool learning! ❄️✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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❄️🥶For the safety of our families and staff, our center will be closed tomorrow Jan 26th, due to the weather.🥶❄️ ... See MoreSee Less
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