We're here for you! With our enhanced COVID-19 health & safety protocols in place, our center is open and ready to support working families. Call us to enroll your child in our infant – kindergarten prep programs: 833-986-2833.
Happy #InternationalPodcastDay! Be sure to subscribe to the Teach.Play.Love. podcast with Rachel Robertson as she discusses strategies for approaching this unusual school year.
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Check out this at-home activity burst from BOKS that is perfect for the weekend! 🐸 https://bddy.me/2G14buw
We’re collaborating with BOKS – a Reebok initiative – to make our Movement Matters curriculum even better! https://bddy.me/2G3jLWi
Whether grandparents & grandchildren are separated by miles, or unable to see each other in person right now, here are some ways to help them connect! https://bddy.me/2HbEGH2
It is so important that children grow up seeing all different types of people – both in their communities and in literature. We're sharing a list of 13 children's books that elevate black voices and characters.
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Children's Books Celebrating Black Authors & Characters | The Family Room
The possibilities for STEM education are endless. Children love to experiment, combine new substances, build, knock down, collect, sort, and have fun while learning!
One of the best parts of fall is having new students begin at the center. Contact us today to learn how your child can join the Bright Horizons family!
What's the difference between solitary, parallel, and cooperative play? Bright Horizons VP of Learning & Development Rachel Robertson is breaking it down. Check out the full webinar with LEGO Education: https://bddy.me/31h1CMc
That feeling when a puzzle piece fits into place! When toddlers experiment with how things fit together they are learning to solve problems, develop persistence, and improve hand-eye coordination.
In search of some family-friendly activities this fall that are both fun and educational? Look no further than these 6 indoor and outdoor ideas!
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6 Fun Fall Activities for Families | The Family Room - Bright Horizons
Keep the stress and anxiety at bay for the entire family with these 5 ideas and activities.
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How to Cope with Stress: Stress Relief Strategies for the Whole Family
Don't let social distance get in the way of social-emotional skills! Bright Horizons VP Rachel Robertson and fellow early childhood development expert, Ruth, share tips and ideas for helping your children stay connected with others.
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The face you make when you realize it's almost the weekend!
Shaking, touching, and strumming instruments helps children experiment with sound. It is truly amazing to watch them move to music and rhythm!
How can you talk to your children about the upcoming election?
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How to Talk to Kids About the Election | The Family Room
Come on in! Take a virtual tour of Bright Horizons at Southside Works 🎥
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How can you tell if pandemic stress is affecting your child, and how can you offer the support they need? In the latest episode of Teach. Play. Love., early childhood experts Rachel Robertson and Claire Goss describe different types of stress and their telltale signs, and how to help your child cultivate coping skills.
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This week continue our sorting and matching skills using different types of materials.Today the children matched animals with the correct picture. When children sort objects into groups based on simple attributes such as color, shape, and size they are learning about their properties and building the foundation for future math and science learning
The children to compete and contrast items and to appreciate people’s differences. They learned it by participating in a scientific experiment and completing an activity sheet. They looked that the outside of and egg and the inside of an egg after it was cracked open. They learned that although an egg shell may be different colors on the outside that they are the same on the inside. They learned that although that people may have different skin color, we are all the same on the inside!
Art Smart, Toward A Better World
Today we used art materials purposefully and creatively to create the earth 🌍. Then we added our hand print and on our handprint wrote what we can do to make the earth a peaceful and better place.
