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Recent Reviews for Armenian Daycares in Granada Hills CA
Little Treehouse Academy, Northridge
“DO NOT SEND YOUR TODDLER HERE- My 2-year old to Treehouse. He wa█████ in the face, bitten on the arm, and then bitten on the back 3 times during the short few months he was there.”
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Patricia’s Family Daycare, Los Angeles
“We could not have found a better place for our son to be while we have to work. Patricia is really nice and professional .My son love this place.”
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Other Armenian Daycares near Granada Hills CA
Holy Martyrs Armenian Preschool, Sepulveda
At Holy Martyrs A.R.S. Ashkhen Pilavjian Preschool, the mission of the teaching staff and administration is to provide a high quality early childhood…
Izabella Petrosyan Family Child Care, Sylmar
Owner/director Izabella has 10 years experience. Izabella comes from a family of home child care owners with her mother currently owning a child care…
Aleksanyan Family Child Care, Northridge
Aleksanyan Family Child Care is a licensed family child care provider in Northridge, CA with the license issued by the L.
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Danielyan Family Child Care, Panorama City
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The Learning House Preschool, Winnetka
The mission of The Learning House Preschool is to nurture and encourage your child to reach for the highest goals that can be obtained. We focus on…
Selva Demirjian Family Child Care, Granada Hills
Selva Demirjian Family Child Care is a year-round home-based daycare in Granada Hills, CA. Our family child care program is run by Selva Demirjian…
Little Ducklings Daycare, North Hollywood
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There are 4 armenian daycares and preschools in Granada Hills, based on CareLuLu data. This includes 3 home-based programs and 1 centers.
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The cost of daycare in Granada Hills is $812 per month. This is the average price for full-time, based on CareLuLu data, including homes and centers.
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Starlet Kindergarten in Yerevan. — 58 answers
I called the Starlet kindergarten and interrogated the principal. I was satisfied with the answers.
+ They have a nurse. She and the chef make the menu. Meat is eaten every day.
+ In any weather and season, they walk outside, except for rain. 2 times a day. 
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+ If a child refuses to eat what is offered, they have an alternative.
+ their classes include dance, art and languages.
+ are prepared for school from the age of 5.
+ there is transportation of children by minibus. Children sit in chairs fastened, accompanied by a teacher. For this, a separate fee of 15 thousand (32 USD). Full day 90 thousand drams (190 USD).
Dasha falls into the middle group.
+ Kindergarten is already 20 years old.
You need to enroll in a queue.
Their program runs from September to July. A set of new children is also being formed by September.
No new children are accepted during the year. We called them in the fall – then they told us that there were no places.
+ in a group (any) 6 children!
Today we were in the kindergarten. Without Dasha. They asked questions and looked around the garden.
+ for lunch: first, second and compote. (and not as happens in other kindergartens, no meat days and only soup for lunch).
+ each lesson is held in a separately equipped classroom: English, Russian, Armenian, creativity, assembly hall (there is music and dancing), mathematics class.
+ on the first floor there is a kitchen, an assembly hall, a creative class (there are no bedrooms on the first floor).
+ separate toilet for boys and girls (I think this is very correct, especially for children from 5 years old), the staff on another floor.
+ if a child does not sleep during the day, they do not put him down, he is engaged with the same children who do not sleep. This is taken into account. Or the kids go on field trips. We do not sleep, for us it is a huge plus.
+ a questionnaire is created for each child (you can imagine my joy when I heard this)
+ there is a psychologist, a speech therapist in Russian and Armenian.
They also keep their records in the child’s profile. (in many Armenian kindergartens there is no nurse, not to mention a speech therapist or psychologist)
+ there are open lessons, you can come just to watch classes
+ they develop all the manuals themselves (with their designers) and print the logo of the kindergarten on all notebooks. everything looks attractive and high quality. assignments are interesting.
+ the courtyard is divided into sections of no larger size, but given that there are 6 children in a group, there is enough space for them to play. each group plays separately. There is a living area.
There is a rabbit and pigeons, there is a swing, there is where to ride bicycles, water flowers, there is sand, grass, trees, in the summer a pool for 6 children ….
+ the new year starts in September with a new group everyone has a program for the year. (I think this is very correct). Therefore, children are not accepted in the middle of the year and they learn to adapt together. Therefore, to get into the kindergarten you need to register as early as possible.
+ there is a group where everyone is in Russian and they teach English, and there is a Russian-speaking group in which they teach both English and Armenian (we are going to this one). The groups are also divided by age and whether the child sleeps during the day or not is taken into account.
It turns out that classes, in the yard, at the table, the child goes with his group, and a quiet hour with children from other groups who also do not sleep. And home, if you go by their minibus, you will go with other children.
+ Sick children are not admitted to the kindergarten, each child is examined by a doctor. If he is sick or can infect other children, he is in the doctor’s office until his parents pick him up (I could not believe my ears).
+ buses that carry children they have several. It depends on the area. We live in the center, which means that the child will be picked up by a bus that picks up children from the center. There are two such buses – they are small for 11 and 15 seats. Each child has his own place. The children are fastened, the teacher is traveling with them.
We signed up. Dasha will start driving in September. So far, I have not seen any shortcomings, nothing shocked me and the kindergarten meets my “overestimated” requirement. Everything is thought out, everything is taken into account. And we’ll live there – we’ll see)).
– far from our house. We considered that it is more profitable for us to use the service of transporting children than to transport the child ourselves. Considering that my husband is often on business trips, and we are waiting for replenishment, then every day by taxi – it comes out much more expensive and it is not comfortable with a baby).
– at first glance, the garden seems very confusing, but after examining everything carefully, everything becomes clear.
– many steps))
– kitchen-studio.
but this is a common practice in many Armenian gardens and apartments as well.
plus:
+ they did not try to please me (except for communication in Russian), the kindergarten has its own policy. its own methodology. this year they turn 20 years old.
+ There are lamps for disinfection in the classrooms.
+ children of acquaintances who graduated from this kindergarten, read and speak 3 languages, are well prepared for school.
+ the kindergarten concludes an agreement with the parents for a year (not a single kindergarten offered us this))). I did not notice
+ plasmas and TVs.)) and even forgot to ask.
I didn’t look at the bedroom because my child doesn’t sleep during the day.
MBDOU Child Development Center – Kindergarten No.
20 “Iskrinka”. News
November 20, 2018
“Fairy tale after fairy tale” project
From November 12 to 20, our kindergarten took part in the implementation of the project of the Ulyanovsk Regional Public Organization for Helping Parents and Children “Council of Parents” – “Fairy Tale after Fairy Tale”. 9November 19, 2018 and sang funny songs in the Tatar language. At the end of the event, the library staff conducted a fascinating tour of the exhibition.
November 3, 2018
Happy National Unity Day!
Dear guests of our site! The administration of the kindergarten “Iskrinka” congratulates you on the Day of National Unity! We must not forget the history of our people and ancestors, because it was she who made us what we are now. Many people of different nationalities live on our land, and we must remember that we are united. On this day, I would like to wish strength of mind, unity of nations, freedom, independence, stability and confidence. And most importantly, a peaceful sky over all of us, so that not a single person has ever seen a war!
October 29, 2018
Child Play Support Center
Classes for our youngest visitors have started again at the Child Play Support Center (CIPR).
Children and their parents were met by a friendly team of professional teachers: head of the kindergarten Sayfutdinova I.R., deputy head for educational work Syraeva A.B., teacher-psychologist Sayutinskaya N.V., physical education instructor Petrosyan S.V. ., music director Kokareva I.Yu., teacher Shilina E.V. By tradition, the participants of the Center are waiting for interesting exciting activities, travel games, dramatization of fairy tales, fun holidays, matinees and many, many new things. Happy academic year!
October 13, 2018
The Day of Tatar Enlightenment in Iskrinka
From October 10 to 12, 2018, the Days of Tatar Enlightenment were held in the Ulyanovsk Region. In order to study the advanced pedagogical and managerial experience in the field of education, a delegation from the Republic of Tatarstan visited a number of educational organizations in the Ulyanovsk region and the city of Ulyanovsk.
As part of this event, on October 12, on the basis of MBDOU No.
20, the Day of Enlightenment of the Tatar People was held.
September 27, 2018
Happy Preschool Worker Day
The administration of Kindergarten No. 20 heartily congratulates all friendly professional staff on the Day of Preschool Worker!
Dear and respected colleagues, we congratulate you on your professional holiday – the Day of the Educator and all preschool workers! We sincerely wish you happiness, kindness, love, attention, care, understanding, support. Let your work be appreciated, because the younger generation, the future of our country, is in your hands! May every day be filled with joy, interesting events and wonderful moments.
September 6, 2018
Festival of Children’s Creativity “City of Seven Winds”
On September 5, 2018, the Festival of Children’s Creativity “City of Seven Winds” was held at the Tatar Culture Center. The festival brought together pupils, teachers and parents from kindergartens in the city of Ulyanovsk, the Ulyanovsk region, the Republic of Tatarstan.
The participants performed in the nominations of artistic expression, choreography and vocals: children read poems by Chuvash and Russian poets, sang songs about their native land, friendship, mother in Russian and Chuvash languages, dramatizations of literary works were shown to children and teachers. All participants of the Festival “City of Seven Winds” were awarded with diplomas and memorable prizes.
September 3, 2018
Knowledge Day in Iskra
Today our kindergarten hosted a traditional holiday – Knowledge Day. Knowledge Day is one of the long-awaited holidays for our pupils after a long summer vacation. I would like to note that the process of upbringing and educational work in the summer period in “Iskrinka” did not stop for a minute.
On this day, the children were offered interesting and exciting adventures – teachers organized a quest game “In Search of Knowledge”. The holiday ended with cheerful friendly dances, and pupils and teachers set off in a great mood for the upcoming academic year.
Our preschool children, looking at smart schoolchildren with flowers on September 1, dream of becoming older and going to school.
August 20, 2018
Regional conference of teachers of native languages ”Keeping the native language – preserving the regional identity”
Identity” within the framework of the “Regional Educational Forum – 2018”. Irina Renatovna Saifutdinova, the head of the preschool educational institution, made a public report “Educating a culture of interethnic communication among preschoolers as a condition for the formation of Russian identity among the younger generation.” Performance of pupils of the preschool educational institution with the musical and literary composition “Mother tongue! He is dear to me, he is mine…” showed a high level of children’s proficiency in the native languages of the peoples of the Volga region.
August 12, 2018
Navasard – an ancient Armenian holiday
Yesterday, teachers and pupils of our kindergarten “Iskrinka” took part in the celebration of the ancient holiday of the Armenian people “Navassard”.
For many centuries, the Armenian people celebrated the New Year on August 11th. On this day, folk festivals were organized: cheerful songs, fervent dances were performed, a festive table was set with national treats.
August 6, 2018
Sociological survey
Dear parents! The Department of State Policy in the Sphere of General Education of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation is conducting a sociological survey to determine the need to include the basics of financial literacy in the federal state educational standard for preschool education and an exemplary basic educational program for preschool education. The sociological survey will be conducted from August 1 to August 31, 2018 on the Internet at the link: https://osnovy-finansovoy-gramotnosti.testograf.ru.
We invite you to take part in this sociological survey.
August 2, 2018
An open window is a danger to a child
Dear parents! Summer continues, and many parents forget that an open window can be deadly for a child.