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The Woodlands, TX
281.516.1568
creekwoodcottage@gmail.com
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PRESCHOOL HISTORY
In August 2009 after much anticipation, Creekwood Cottage Preschool opened its doors to approximately 20 preschool aged children. In 2010 we became fully licensed by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and opened up our second classroom.
Our population continues to grow as a direct response to a community desire to have a school that truly ‘sees’ and ‘hears’ their child/ren, and is willing to work with parents to accommodate their child’s needs. With community support, it is anticipated that Creekwood Cottage will grow to accommodate approximately 70 children.
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ABOUT US
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THE CHILD AS A PROTAGONIST

Children are strong, rich and capable. All children have preparedness, potential, curiosity, and interest in constructing their learning, negotiating with everything their environment brings to them. Children, teachers, and parents are considered the three central protagonists in the education process.


THE CHILD AS A COLLABORATOR


Education has to focus on each child in relation to other children, the family, the teachers, and the community rather than on each child in isolation. There is an emphasis on work in small groups. This practice is based on the social constructivist model that supports the idea that we form ourselves through our interaction with peers, adults, things in the world, and symbols


THE CHILD AS A COMMUNICATOR
This approach fosters children’s intellectual development through a systematic focus on symbolic representation, including words, movement, drawing, painting, building, sculpture, shadow play, collage, dramatic play, and music, which leads children to surprising levels of communication, symbolic skills, and creativity. In this way, they make their thinking visible through their many natural “languages”
FOUNDATIONS

The foundations of our learning environment are based on Reggio Emilia key concepts. These include: