Addison Early Learning Center

Addison Early Learning Center

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We serve preschool students in Addison School District 4.

03/17/2026

We’re looking for 2 dynamic, collaborative, and passionate Pre-K teachers who love helping kids learn, grow, and build strong foundations—apply today to join the Addison ELC team!

Photos from Addison Early Learning Center's post 08/05/2025

Hi Families! All class assignments were sent out on Parent Square this afternoon. We are looking forward to a great school year!

07/29/2025

Hi Families! We hope you are having a great summer! All our back to school information and teacher assignments will be sent via Parent Square on Tuesday August 5th.

03/19/2025

Play is the ultimate classroom for preschoolers! 🌟

Parents, did you know you can help your little ones develop essential skills through simple games and activities? Whether it’s building blocks to boost problem-solving or pretend play to spark creativity, every moment of fun is a learning opportunity. ✨

Let the adventures begin! 🚀

Photos from Addison Early Learning Center's post 03/12/2025

💖✨ Valentine’s Day Fun for Preschoolers! ✂️🖍️

We had a blast celebrating the season of love with adorable, kid-friendly crafts! These Valentine’s Day projects are perfect for little hands and big imaginations. From heart-shaped handprints to sweet paper flowers, there’s so much to love about these crafts. 🥰🌸

💡 Crafts Ideas:
Handprint Heart Cards – A perfect keepsake for parents! 🌟

Love Bug Craft – Cute paper bugs that will steal your heart! 🐞❤️

Heart Collage – Let the kiddos create their own masterpiece with cut-out hearts! 💌

Swipe through for some crafty inspiration and share your favorite Valentine’s Day crafts with us! ✨🎨

03/04/2025

Sweet dreams start with healthy sleep routines! 💤 For kiddos aged 3-5, consistency is key. 🕓 Bedtime routines like a calming bath, storytime, and a quiet, cozy environment help them wind down for a restful night. 🌙 Sleep is crucial for growth, development, and those endless bursts of energy! 🌟

1. Consistent Bedtime & Wake-up Time
Setting a regular bedtime and wake-up time helps regulate your child’s internal clock. By sticking to a predictable schedule, they’ll have better quality sleep and wake up feeling refreshed! 🌞
2. Create a Calming Pre-Bedtime Routine
A soothing routine before bed can signal to your child that it’s time to wind down. Consider activities like a warm bath, reading a book, or gentle stretching. These calming rituals help them relax and prepare for a peaceful night’s sleep. 📚🛁
3. Make the Sleep Environment Cozy & Safe
Ensure the bedroom is quiet, dark, and cool for optimal sleep. A comfortable bed, soft lighting, and minimal distractions can create the perfect space for your little one to sleep soundly. 🛏️🌙
4. Limit Screen Time Before Bed
Avoid screen time at least 30-60 minutes before bedtime. The blue light from screens can interfere with the production of melatonin, making it harder for kids to fall asleep. Instead, engage in quiet activities like puzzles or storytime to ease into sleep. 📱❌

02/13/2025

❄️✨ Winter Craft Fun for Preschoolers! ❄️✨

Let your little ones’ creativity shine this winter with these fun and easy snow-inspired crafts! ❄️👶

🌟 Snowflake Prints: Dip hands or feet in white paint and stamp onto dark paper to create one-of-a-kind snowflakes!

🌟 Cotton Ball Snowmen: Glue cotton balls to make the fluffiest snowmen and decorate them with buttons, scarves, and hats!

🌟 Paper Plate Snowflakes: Let kids cut and decorate paper plates to create beautiful snowflake designs!

🌟 Snowy Sensory Bottles: Fill a bottle with glitter, cotton, and water for a magical snowstorm inside!

🖍️ Perfect for little hands to explore textures, colors, and the wonders of winter! ❄️🎨

Photos from Addison Early Learning Center's post 11/20/2024

🍂✨ Fall into creativity with these fun and festive crafts! Seasonal activities are a great way to help our little ones explore colors, textures, and fine motor skills, all while celebrating the magic of fall 🍁. With the holidays just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to spark their imagination and share the joy of crafting together.

Wishing our preschool families a wonderful Thanksgiving break filled with gratitude, love, and lots of crafting! 🍽🦃

Photos from Addison Early Learning Center's post 11/07/2024

Strengthening the foundation, one move at a time! 💪
With our physical therapist, Ms. Myers!

Today’s session focused on core & leg strength, using the floor scooter to work on coordination and stability. With simple directions, verbal cues, and a bit of teamwork, our larger goal here is mastering safe stair negotiation 🚶‍♂️🪜. We love a fun transition (jump/hop) into our sessions!

Little steps for big progress!

Photos from Addison Early Learning Center's post 10/17/2024

📚 Early Literacy Tips for Little Readers! 📚

Here are a few simple, fun ways to boost early literacy skills at home from Ms. Rivera, our EL teacher! 🏡💫

1️⃣ Read, Read, and Read Again! 📖 Re-reading is key! First, read the story to your child, pointing to each word. Next, let them “read” by describing the pictures on each page. Then, read together, encouraging them to repeat phrases or words. This layered approach helps build comprehension and confidence!

2️⃣ Sing and Rhyme in Both Languages! 🎶 Sing nursery rhymes or fun songs in English and your native language. The repetition in songs makes it easy for little ones to join in and learn new words through music. 🎤💕

3️⃣ Build Vocabulary Everywhere! 🌍 Bring literacy to life on walks or grocery trips! Point out signs in the neighborhood or name fruits at the store, describing how they’re used. This helps connect words to real-world meaning and builds vocabulary! 🍎🏠

Every day has a learning moment—enjoy these precious steps together! 💖📚

Photos from Addison Early Learning Center's post 10/16/2024

🌟 Turn-Taking Tips for Social Skills! From our Social Worker, Karina!🌟

Helping little ones learn to take turns is a big step in building their social skills! Today, we’re diving into tips and sharing a social story on turn-taking. 🌈💬 Here’s how you can support turn-taking at home:

👉 Model Positive Behaviors: Children learn by watching! Show them how to wait, take turns, and be kind with others. Be their best example! ✨

🤸‍♂️ Arrange Play dates: Playdates with small groups give kids practice interacting, sharing, and taking turns. Try a playdate or trip to the park and even join in the play! 🎠

💛 Teach Empathy: Reading stories and talking about feelings help children understand empathy. Encourage kids to express how they feel and recognize others’ emotions. 🥰

🗣️ Encourage Communication: Practice phrases like “my turn” or “your turn” so they can feel empowered to use their voices or gestures to share.

📚 Social Stories for the Win: Social stories with visuals reinforce these skills, especially for kids who learn best by seeing and hearing examples! Try reading these once a week and practicing the skills throughout the day. 🌟

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