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2022 Summer Program

Ages 2-5
When: 
Monday-Friday, 9-12p

Your child may attend 2, 3, 4, or 5 days a week, all for the same tuition.
Parent participation: Once a week​
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Session overview:  Our classes follow a gentle routine. The teachers and parents create a rich environment, incorporating hands-on-learning, discovery through play and peer interaction, combined with integrated age-appropriate activities. 
8:50-9:00 Working parents arrive to set up their activities
9:00-9:30 Children arrive, free play 
9:30-9:45 Opening circle, welcome song
9:45-11:45 Free play and small group activities
11:45-12:00 Closing circle, goodbye song
12:00 Parents arrive for dismissal
12:00-12:10 Working parents debrief and finish closing duties 
Some Fridays may include field trips.
​Dates and Themes
Jun 13-17 - Dino Days
Jun 20-24 - Down on the Farm
Jun 27-July 1st - A, B, Sea
July 4-8 - No camp
July 11-15 - On the Go
July 18-22 - Spikes and Scales
July 25-29 - Baby Animals
Aug 1-5 - Sand and Shells
Aug 8-12 - Wheels and Roads
Aug 15-19 - Prehistoric Party
Aug 22-26 - Who Grows Our Food?

Each week will include different combinations of themed and non-themed activities including science, water play, sensory activities, building, and more.
Enrollment is now open for Summer Camp.

2022-2023 Programs

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For the 2022-2023 school year, FPNS will be offering two mixed-age programs. Group A will be geared towards children ages 2-3 and Group B towards children ages 3-4 preparing for kindergarten. Parents of 3 year old children can indicate which class they prefer their child be enrolled in. Final class placement decisions will be at the discretion of the teacher and director. 

Program overview: Teachers begin the day by welcoming all students and offering free play, age-appropriate activities. Our circle time and story time offer opportunities for children to further develop social, and literacy skills as well as body awareness. The children engage in indoor and outdoor free play and small group activities.  Teachers and parents plan activities using open-ended materials to encourage children to be creative and problem solve. It's an amazing feeling to know that you have an entire community of parents working to help your child grow and develop to their full potential! At the end of the day the teacher brings the children back together for a closing circle and a goodbye song.

Group A
Ages 2-3 - Children must be 2 by September 1st of the enrolling year.
When: Monday-Thursday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Your child may attend 2, 3, or 4 days a week, all for the same tuition.
Parent participation: Once a week
Schedule
8:50 - Working parents arrive to set up their activities
9:00-9:30 - Children arrive, free play 
9:30-9:45 - Opening circle and welcome song
9:45-11:45 - Free play and small group activities
11:45-12:00 - Closing circle and goodbye song
12:00 - Parents arrive for dismissal
12:00-12:10 Working parents debrief and finish closing duties


Group B
Ages 3-4 - Children must be 3 by September 1st of the enrolling year.
When: Monday-Thursday from 12:30 - 3:30pm
Your child may attend 2, 3, or 4 days a week, all for the same tuition.
​Parent participation: once a week
Schedule
12:20pm - Working parents arrive to set up their activities
12:30-1:00 - Children arrive, free play 
1:00-1:20 - Opening circle and welcome song
1:20-2:45 - Free play and small group activities
2:45-3:10 - Focused activity time for Pre-K children
3:10-3:30 - Closing circle and goodbye song
3:30 - Parents arrive for dismissal
3:30-3:40- Working parents debrief and finish closing duties

​For more details on our program please refer to our Parent Handbook. If you have any questions, please contact us at director@fpns.org.  


Upcoming Dates

​Open House - Sat May 14, 2022
Enrollment for existing families begins Mon May 9th

Enrollment for new families begins Sat May 14th
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Fremont Parents' Nursery School Calendar 2021-2022

Benefits

Outdoor Benefits
Our spacious, park-like setting allows children to experience the natural world as an extension of our indoor environment. Children benefit from spending large blocks of time in the outdoors, and their development is optimized through child-initiated activities, with teacher support. In the outdoors, children use bikes, and climbing equipment to learn how to use their body effectively and to experience the satisfaction of learning a new skill. Sand and water and the ability to creatively use ‘loose parts’, foster self expression and sensory pleasure by working with different mediums. Recent findings in brain development additionally show a direct correlation between what a child does physically and in future academic abilities such as reading, writing, mathematics and creativity.​
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"This is a fantastic preschool!! My son is three and he loves it.  The teachers are wonderful they really care and take an interest in each and every child.  I love the fact that you can be directly involved with your child at school and being able to participate in class and interact with the other children.  They have a great atmosphere of fun, play , and learning . They have several yearly field trips and a great math and science fair every year. All of the parents work and help each other out . I would recommend this to any parent seeking a quality preschool at an affordable fee to come join FPNS."       
-Nicole B 


Read more testimonials here

Benefits for the parent:
  • Develop a greater bond with your child by sharing his school experience
  • Have an opportunity to observe how your child gets along with others
  • Develop a greater understanding of your own child and all children
  • Have an opportunity to discover your child’s interests and needs
  • Have time away from your child, resulting in a more relaxed relationship with him that increases the pleasures of parenthood
  • Gain solutions to child rearing problems through shared experiences with other parents and teachers, and information gathered from parent education classes

Benefits for the child:
  • Experience healthy, happy times with children his/her own age
  • Develop relationships with other grownups besides his/her parents
  • Experience body building fun in safe and supervised surroundings
  • Gain an appreciation of quiet times with good books and music
  • Have an opportunity to discover the world around him through field trips
  • Gain self-respect and respect for others
  • Develop a positive attitude toward school
  • Encourage creative experiences in all forms
  • Increase their range of experiences
  • Develop their social skills
  • Develop self-regulatory skills
  • Increase self -help skills
  • Gain a strong foundations for future school experiences
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