Playschool

Playschool is an early childhood program with educational components for infants, preschoolers, and Kindergarteners.  

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Here at Playschool

Our children learn to share, communicate, compromise, assert feelings appropriately, and navigate their social environment through play. From our earliest days, play is how we relate to the world, and to each other. When children have plenty of opportunities to learn playfully, they do what they do best: pursue their natural curiosity. And, as they do, they build skills and aptitudes they’ll keep for life.

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We strongly believe…

Children learn best through play and that children are innately curious. Intentional supervised play in the classroom is the foundation for strong social and emotional skills necessary in life.

Three children, two girls and one boy, are sitting closely together against a light-colored wall, smiling and enjoying each other's company. The girl on the right has blonde hair and is wearing a patterned dress. The boy in the middle has short brown hair and is wearing a dark shirt. The girl in the back has brown hair and is touching the blonde-haired girl's head, wearing a shirt with a colorful handprint design.

Our classrooms are center-based

Allowing children the freedom to move and explore freely making choices in areas that interest and are relevant to them.  The classroom is designed to offer developmentally appropriate activities for a particular age group while taking in consideration that children develop at different stages.  We follow NAEYC’s Developmentally Appropriate Practice standards.

WE BELIEVE ALL CHILDREN DESERVE A QUALITY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

We accept Child Care Payment Assistance through the TN Department of Human Services. To see if your family qualifies, please click here to see the guidelines: