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13 Infant Daycares in Blue Springs, MO
Lisa R. Taylor Daycare
Daycare in
Grain Valley, MO
(410) 709-7416
Lisa R. Taylor provides childcare for families living in the Grain Valley area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to hel. .. Read More
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Susan’s Family Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(928) 218-5745
Susan’s Family Daycare provides childcare for families living in the Blue Springs area. Children engage in play-based, educational activitie… Read More
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Traci Michele Piper Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(786) 671-6346
Traci Michele Piper is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Blue Springs.
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Home Away From Home Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(714) 266-1389
Home Away From Home Daycare provides childcare for families living in the Blue Springs area. Children engage in play-based, educational acti… Read More
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Carol Hartner Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(206) 887-9382
Carol Hartner provides childcare for families living in the Blue Springs area.
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Laura C Doran Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(405) 374-4917
Laura C Doran offers safe, loving childcare in the Blue Springs area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational activities. The facil… Read More
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6:00 am – 5:59 am
Cathy Ann Constance Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(405) 374-4917
Cathy Ann Constance is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Blue Springs.
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Color Us Kids Family Childcare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(316) 395-9572
Color Us Kids Family Childcare provides childcare for families living in the Blue Springs area. Children engage in play-based, educational a… Read More
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Robin Wright Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(714) 266-1389
Robin Wright is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Blue Springs.
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Kirsten Stafford Daycare
Daycare in
Blue Springs, MO
(757) 300-5744
Kirsten Stafford provides childcare for families living in the Blue Springs area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to h… Read More
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6:00 am – 9:00 pm
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Little Angels | FBC Bluesprings
To take a tour, call us at (816) 229-1029.
First Baptist Church of Blue Springs is pleased to offer the Little Angels Early Childhood Center for preschool students. We are a faith based, 3 day program, here to partner with parents to help guide the spiritual and developmental growth of your child. Our staff of experienced teachers are dedicated to creating a joyful, exciting, Christian learning experience.
We believe the success of each child depends on a strong partnership with parents so the values at home are being fostered at Little Angels. Our teachers have a heart to see your child grow and learn, while providing a loving environment.
Playgroups for all ages will be available on select Mondays. This allows parents to play with their own kids while developing relationships with other families.
Learning and fun takes place three days per week week from 7:00 am to 5:30 pm. Parents can be confident their child is receiving the highest level of care, each hour of the day.
Preschool classes are limited to a maximum of 12 children.
We believe we can help you find a preschool option that will help your child to learn and grow in a loving and fun atmosphere. If, at any time you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at (816) 229-1029. We are here to help!
THE CLASS OPTIONS SHOWN HAVE BEEN UPDATED FOR 2023-2024.
OPEN ENROLLMENT BEGINS MARCH 21.
THERE IS A ONE TIME ENROLLMENT AND SUPPLY FEE OF $120.
Pre-K Full Day Preschool is a six-hour per day program that will focus on kindergarten readiness for the whole child. This program will mimic a normal school day with daily recess, specials, and lunch times. While in the classroom, children are taking part in whole group, small group, and independent learning environments. Children are exploring and learning through interactive literacy and math centers, science and technology enrichment, dynamic field trips, center time, and more. Everyday your child will learn more about how Jesus loves them and wants to be their best friend.
The goal of Pre-K Preschool is to prepare children for kindergarten in a loving and exciting environment. From lunch and recess to skills and strategies, your child will feel confident heading off to kindergarten.
Pre-K Full Day Preschool (4 yrs old by Aug. 1)
Pre-K Only T/W/R……….9:00-3:00…..$500/month
We offer a Pre-K Preschool half day option. Students will engage in in age-appropriate activities that will prepare them for kindergarten in many areas including math, language arts, and phonics. Children in this class will engage in exciting learning activities and center time opportunities. Each day your child will learn about how Jesus loves them and will develop skills needed for kindergarten.
(4 yrs. old by Aug. 1)
Preschool Only T/W/R……….9:00-12:00…..$250/month
This is a full day 3’s preschool option. This class will focus on development of social skills, fine and gross motor skills, as well as basic language art and math skills.
Children will be introduced to a structured learning environment through thoughtful and developmentally appropriate activities as well as center time. A love of learning and a foundation of faith are important milestones for this class.
(3 yrs. old by Aug. 1)
Preschool T/W/R……………….9:00-3:00…..$500/month
3’s Half Day is a morning program. This class will focus on development of social skills, fine and gross motor skills, as well as basic language art and math skills. Children will be introduced to a structured learning environment through thoughtful and developmentally appropriate activities as well as center time. A love of learning and a foundation of faith are important milestones for this class.
(3 yrs. old by Aug. 1)
Preschool T/W/R……………….9:00-12:00…..$250/month
6 weeks old through 2’s is a full day option. Toddler and 2’s classes will be structured with age appropriate learning activities.
In the Babies and Crawlers room, each day is filled with love, singing songs and reading the children books.
T/W/R…………….9:00-3:00…..$575/month
Morning……..7:00-9:00…..$10/day
Afternoon…..3:00-5:30…..$10/day
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MDOBU kindergarten of combined type No. 113, Sochi
354382, Krasnodar region, Sochi, Adler district, st. Blue Dali, house 21, tel./fax 8(862)246-29-32
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Our kindergarten traditionally hosted a festive event dedicated to the New Year. The children were looking forward to this holiday. Together with their parents they prepared costumes, with educators and a music director they learned poems, songs, danced round dances.
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Mother’s Day is a special holiday.
It is full of warmth, because all the children of the world congratulate the dearest people in the world – their mothers. In our kindergarten, various events are held dedicated to this day, the main purpose of which is to educate preschoolers in love and respect for their mother.
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A magical, beautiful and fragrant season has come – autumn. According to tradition, children’s matinees dedicated to this wonderful time of the year were held in the kindergarten.
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An amazing and wonderful holiday Knowledge Day in kindergarten, perhaps not as solemn and exciting as at school, but no less important for this. The children gathered after the summer vacation, all grew up, tanned, rested and came to their own kindergarten.
Someone came to the kindergarten on this day for the first time, someone ran to meet their friends, and for the children of the preparatory group – this is the last year before school – responsible, eventful, difficult. In our kindergarten, the first day of the new school year passed, as always, brightly and emotionally. An entertainment “Knowledge Chest!” was organized for children. The children, together with the guests of the holiday, participated in competitions, competition games, solved riddles, sang songs, joked and laughed a lot. This is how fun, interesting and festive the new school year began in our kindergarten. Children received great joy from the holiday, a lot of bright and positive emotions!
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Russia is great and boundless, but from any heights everyone sees the sign:
The fact that the Motherland is strong is extraordinary – this is our tricolor Russian flag!
Congratulations to everyone on Flag Day, we wish you to be happy.
May the flag always keep you, may it protect you from enemies.
August 22 is the Day of the State Flag of the Russian Federation. And already traditionally, for this important holiday, a number of events are held in our kindergarten, the main goal of which is to tell the children the history of the holiday, the importance and meaning of the state symbols of Russia, and to cultivate a respectful attitude towards the symbols of statehood.
Talks were held with the children, poems about the Motherland and the flag were learned, flags were made using various techniques – painting, drawing, paper appliqué. The children played didactic and outdoor games.
All the children of the kindergarten respectfully treat the symbols of our country, grow up as patriots, love their Motherland and are proud that we are citizens of Russia!
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Autumn is coming soon.
It’s getting colder
August brings less sun…
Well, we’re not sad at all:
We eat crunchy apples!
The wonderful holiday “Apple Savior” was organized and held by the teachers of our kindergarten. The children got acquainted with folk signs, rituals, customs associated with this holiday. Our pupils enthusiastically played, participated in competitions, sang songs, danced round dances, guessed riddles, recited poems, proverbs and treated themselves to red apples and apple pies. The day was bright, interesting, cheerful, eventful, unforgettable not only for children, but also for adults. The holiday was a success!
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On the first sunny day of summer
The breeze whispers through the branches.
Let it be warm
The heart of each of the children.
Childhood passes quickly
Through joy, noise and laughter,
Let the eyes of all our children sparkle happily
Author: Kh.Nurbaev
Childhood will forever remain the happiest and most carefree time for many of us. On the first day of summer, an international holiday is celebrated – Children’s Day. Joyfully, loudly, warmly and colorfully passed the main holiday of childhood in our kindergarten. All teachers tried to make this holiday memorable for children for a long time. On this day, we tried to create a festive atmosphere and please the children with fun games, songs, and dances. The territory of the kindergarten and the central entrance to the kindergarten were decorated with colorful balloons and flowers from balloons, cheerful music sounded, raising the children’s cheerful mood.
The holiday began with a cheerful song that created a festive mood. The guys went on a “Fairytale Journey to the Land of Childhood” to help out the Sun and meet Summer. Pupils participated in games, read poems about a cloudless childhood, sang songs about friendship, and danced. The holiday ended with an incendiary, uplifting disco.
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There are more problems, but Putin’s rating does not change – a survey of Irkutsk residents – May 7, 2015
The Who’s Who in the Baikal Region rating agency conducted a study of the political and informational preferences of Irkutsk residents.
The most recognizable State Duma deputy in the city was Sergei Ten, the most “approved” party was United Russia, the number one problem was bad roads, and the most popular source of information was news on Pervy.
Another door-to-door survey about the problems of the city of Irkutsk, political preferences and the main sources of information of its residents was conducted by the Foundation’s employees in April 2015. A total of 1,200 people were interviewed. The survey was conducted in different districts of the city, the number of respondents in each particular district depended on the size of its population. Most of the respondents, about 55%, were women, 45% – men, the respondents were distributed almost equally by age groups – from 18 to 60 years and older.
The first and probably the most interesting question was about how the citizens are experiencing the crisis. Most of the respondents showed that their incomes fell during the crisis, but not significantly, 28% felt that the crisis did not affect them at all, and 5% even lost their jobs because of it.
About 20% of respondents lost a significant portion of their income. Tellingly, the majority of those who have lost their jobs are men, in connection with which the employees of the fund suggested that builders, who suffered from a sharp drop in housing demand, lost their jobs.
At the same time, the crisis practically did not affect the assessment of the activities of the incumbent president of the Russian Federation, whose work was supported by about 78% of respondents. It is worth noting that this figure is slightly below the national average of support for Vladimir Putin, which can be partly explained by the traditional “opposition” of Irkutsk. There were quite a few residents who were indifferent to the figure of the president – just over 4%, dissatisfied with his activities – almost 16%. Moreover, the answers of respondents over 40 years old differed in “extremes” – they either unconditionally support, or, on the contrary, absolutely disapprove of the work of the president.
Younger generations tend to have softer judgments.
The next question, which was answered by the respondents, concerned the support of the governor of the region Sergey Eroshchenko. The governor’s popularity has declined slightly – compared to 62% last year, today 58% of respondents approve of his work. As Maxim Zimin explained, this is most likely due to an information attack against the governor, expressed in the mass distribution of the newspaper Baikal News to Irkutsk residents. 27% of Irkutsk residents gave a negative assessment of his activities, and almost 14% said that they were absolutely indifferent to the figure of the governor. At the same time, women are more satisfied with the activities of the governor than men, which, however, is quite typical – as many theorists of modern sociology show, people in principle tend to subconsciously evaluate the figure of a political leader either as a “father” in the family, or as a potential sexual partner.
The question about urban problems in the survey was open, people came up with answers themselves.
The first problem that sounded most often did not surprise anyone, because it is always present in such polls – bad roads, this problem was named by 26% of Irkutsk residents. The next problem can be called seasonal, given the time at which the survey was conducted – the dirt and litter of the city. For example, in July 2014, this problem did not appear so clearly. In third place is the problem of public transport, and here the answers were different, someone is not satisfied that there is not enough of it, someone is not satisfied with its technical condition, and so on. In fourth place is also the “traditional” topic of lack of places and queues in kindergartens. The news was the return to the top problems of high prices and low wages. By the way, these options have practically not been named by respondents since the early 2000s.
Among the local problems associated with the specific area of residence of each individual respondent, the lack of leisure zones for teenagers – sports grounds and clubs – was most often mentioned.
It was mentioned that the deputies had enough playgrounds for the smallest ones, but teenagers still have nowhere to spend their free time. In second place is the problem of a shortage of park areas, then queues for schools and kindergartens. The ermine moth was mentioned several times, which has not yet appeared, but, apparently, the inhabitants understand that the invasion of vile caterpillars to Irkutsk is just around the corner. Once again, after a long absence, the topic of crime and the lack of police presence on the streets began to rise.
Interestingly, many respondents are well aware of the elegant intrigue that local servants of the people have recently pulled off: 71% know about the resignation of Viktor Kondrashov and the actual appointment of Dmitry Berdnikov. At the same time, almost half of the residents of Irkutsk believe that “the mayor should be elected only in popular elections”, 21% take this event calmly, because they believe that “the method of electing the mayor has little effect on the work of the city administration”, and 19% percent to change the form local governments are indifferent, because “they do not pin hopes on improving the situation with the city authorities” both in the city and in their lives.
Only 8% approved the abolition of direct mayoral elections.
In the context of the upcoming elections to the State Duma of the Russian Federation, the fund’s employees tried to find out which of the Duma deputies representing the interests of the region, its inhabitants still remember. Two points seemed surprising – 23% remember the existence of Ivan Grachev, chairman of the regional branch of A Just Russia, and also the fact that more than half of the respondents named the name of United Russia member Sergei Ten. The latter, however, was explained by the agency staff by the fact that the Irkutsk people remembered the name of Sergei Ten’s father – Yuri, between whom they see no difference. In second place in terms of references is another United Russia deputy Anton Romanov, in third place is communist Sergei Levchenko. However, “I don’t know anyone” was not among the possible answers to this question, which suggests that if the question had been phrased somewhat differently, for example: “Who are all these people,” the result could have been very different.
Among the political parties, United Russia once again received the greatest support from the residents of Irkutsk, surprisingly, the party in power was supported by 42% of respondents, much more than in 2011-2012, during the period of the party crisis, in second place were the Communists, who received almost 14%, with the Liberal Democratic Party in third, and nine percent of the respondents support the Liberal Democrats. Here, practically nothing has changed compared to previous years, except, perhaps, the fact that the Civic Platform was able to win back some of the votes from A Just Russia. However, agency employees explain the “residual” support for the “platform” by a relatively charismatic leader – Vladimir Matienko, whose good personal attitude the respondents project onto the party as a whole.
An equally significant part of the survey was the identification of city residents’ preferences when choosing sources of information. The results showed that the currently widespread point of view that Russians are gradually abandoning television as the main source of information, unfortunately, is not applicable to Irkutsk – most of our fellow countrymen still receive information about the world around them from blue screens.
Moreover, most of the traditionally active electorate – people “over 40”, choose TV more willingly than the politically passive “youth”. In terms of popularity, news programs, both local and federal, are in the first place. The most popular TV program among the respondents was Vesti by IGTRK, the events of the week on the TV channel of the same group were in second place, and the news on the AS Baikal TV channel was in third place.
A more complex picture emerges for print media. The demand for newspapers is gradually falling, while online versions of printed publications (except for the most “hyped”) are not popular, from which we can conclude that the audience of newspapers is gradually moving to other electronic media. The situation is further aggravated by a significant increase in the cost of newspapers, as well as a reduction in the advertising market. One way or another, the most popular publications in Irkutsk were the publications of the SM number one group – Friday – it is read by 12% of the respondents and Kopeyka, which was chosen by 14%.
At the same time, about 13% of respondents prefer not to read Irkutsk newspapers at all, buying federal publications. It is worth noting that the popularity of Baikalskie Vesti has increased quite sharply, perhaps due to free “custom-made” editions. It is worth noting that newspapers are popular with the most active part of the electorate – women of “middle age” and above, while young people do not read newspapers, neither in print nor in the electronic version.
At the same time, up to 30% of respondents prefer electronic media, and most of them choose the Irk.ru portal, mainly because of the abundance of entertainment content there, such as posters and reports on various events. By the way, the portal has become the second most popular source of information in the city after TV news. The next place in the rating of electronic media is occupied by the Babr portal, followed by Baikal 24 and Baikal-Info. In general, one can note a trend towards an increase in the audience of electronic media, possibly due to the gradual transition of newspaper readers to the electronic network.