Throughout the year, we host several workshops for families. One evening in September, parents and children enjoyed hands on activities led by our Instructional Coach, Ms. Rho, in our Studio. We talked about the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) concepts and integrating them through projects and activities. For Read more
At King’s Daughters, we know that establishing a strong foundation of love for reading and books is essential to our children’s success in school and life beyond the center. We plant books in every nook and cranny that we can to help children make the connection between text and play (and Read more
Twice a year, we’re thrilled to invite the Nashville Public Library’s Bringing Books to Life program to the center for our preschool and pre-K children. Before they visit, Bringing Books to Life provides kits about the featured story as well as the book and CD for our classroom listening centers. Read more
At a recent board meeting, we asked our Board of Directors to take pictures around the center of some of their favorite things that we do with our children and families. We loved their responses and we are so grateful for their support! Join them in supporting our children, families, Read more
Gabriel Skinner and his Mom won a game and gift card for being KDCDCbs Top Reader! (45 books)
Izzy and Sam explore how ice melts! Is it cold or hot? Ice turns to water and water can turn to ice!
Cullen collects bags of sticks for his family. This is activity helps him cope with missing his family. Ms. Alonza was helping him one day collect his bag of sticks and nature items and a friend joined them. Through conversation and discussions about sticks and branches, the group of children Read more
We love Imagination Soup’s article on the benefits of reading fairy tales to kids – even when they seem pretty scary. What do you think? Do you remember fairy tales from your childhood? Do your children have favorites they beg to hear again and again?