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Ashley Wiley’s Date Night

ashleywiley12@gmail.com

                                                        

Teacher:             *BA in Cognitive Psychology (brain development)             *California Elementary Teaching Credentialed             * MA in Elementary Education             *Infant certified             *4 years teaching elementary school             *4 years teaching preschool at large children centers             *1 year working with 0-2 year olds             *2 years owning a play school with 1-5 year olds             *4 years substitute teaching in both elementary and                    preschool             *Mother to a 6 year old             *Believes in a nurturing, fun environment Costs:             1 child      2 siblings      3 siblings        4 Siblings            2 hrs:  $18.00       $26.00           $30.00             $36.00 3 hrs:  $27.00       $39.00           $45.00             $54.00 4 hrs:  $36.00       $52.00           $60.00             $72.00 5hrs:   $40.00       $60.00           $70.00             $85.00 A minimum of 3 children must be signed up or Date Night will be Canceled.            License #263808657

 

Fun in School

Everyday we PLAY. Childhood should be about exploring the world around us and learning through play. Preschool teaches us how to share, work together, follow school rules, find independence, and learn about friendships, cooperation, and how to have fun! Here are some pics of what a typical day can look like at our play school here in Truckee, Ca. Daycare should be full of laughter, learning, and getting our hands messy! 

Outside Time

Outside is the absolute best place for children to enrich their learning, explore their world, and have fun. Early childhood development specialists all agree that sensory development is vital for children ages 0-5. Getting outside is the absolute best way to activate all the senses, thus becoming the perfect learning environment for preschoolers! So, get outside and play everyday, we do!

                         

                         

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