Family
Welcome Parents and Families!
GOAEYC would like to thank the Woodland Early Learning Center for submitting the following information for our Family Page! THANK YOU!
Woodland Early Learning Center is located at 770 Navajo Drive, in Carpentersville, Illinois.
To visit Woodland Early Learning Center’s website click here.
To visit Woodland Early Learning Center’s library website click here.
Do you have a family in the Barrington area or know a family with young children that live in the Barrington area? We would like to share one of the options young children in the community have-Woodland Early Learning Center.
Woodland offers services to students 3-5 year of age to include students at risk, students with special needs and second language learners. The curriculum follows Early Learning Standards set forth by the Illinois State Board of Education. Students are placed according to their individual needs in classroom settings including, blended, self-contained, extended day, bilingual and itinerant speech and language services. Parents are encouraged to volunteer a parent coordinators, in the parent center, activities during and after school and parent education.
The following activities were provided by a Woodland teacher. This is a sample of what is done in their classrooms. Thank you for sharing! The following link provides great activities to do with young children: Woodland Activities
Are you looking for a preschool for your child?
Are you choosing a child care program for your son or daughter? Are you frightened or sad about the thought of someone else taking care of your child? Many families struggle with the decision to enroll their children into child care, and once the decision is made, choosing the right program is just as hard.
The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) can help parents feel good about the child care, preschool, and kindergarten programs they choose. More than 20 years ago, NAEYC created an accreditation system to improve the quality of education and care provided in programs for young children. NAEYC Accreditation has become the mark of quality, helping parents find the best possible early childhood experience.
“I think one of the greatest advances to child care was the creation of the NAEYC Accreditation system, which has helped so much to raise the quality of programs.”
-T Berry Brazelton, M.D.
The Brazelton Institute
Children’s Hospital Boston
Harvard Medical School