Kings kingdom daycare: The King’s Kingdom | Decatur IN

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The King’s Kingdom | Decatur IN

About the Provider

Description: King’s Kingdom Child Care Center is intentionally aimed at an educational model, incorporating both traditional child care center activities as well as Christian based pre-school curriculum. We are committed to partnering with parents in meeting their responsibility in a rapidly changing world by providing curriculum, resources and professional godly instruction.

Additional Information: PTQ Level 1;

Program and Licensing Details

License Number:
RM-100434-A
PTQ Level:
3
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No
Current License Issue Date:
Apr 01, 2021
Current License Expiration Date:
Mar 31, 2023
District Office:
Indiana Family and Social Services Administration – Bureau of Child Care
District Office Phone:
1-877-511-1144 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

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Inspection Type/Date	Action needed to correct issue	Date Resolved

CCDF Inspection 2021-03-16	Each childcare provider has provided evidence that they have not been named in the State Central Registry IC31-33-18.	2021-03-24
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-3.5-4.1 Each childcare provider has provided evidence that they have not been named in the State Central Registry IC31-33-18.

CCDF Inspection 2021-03-16	Each childcare provider shall have annual certification in Child and Infant CPR. Each childcare provider shall have current certification in First Aid.	2021-03-28
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-3.5-8 Each childcare provider, employee, or volunteer, caregiver shall have current certification in First Aid.

CCDF Inspection 2021-03-16	Child Abuse and Neglect	2021-03-23
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-3.5-8(b)(3) Child Abuse and Neglect

CCDF Inspection 2021-03-16	A provider who cares for children who are less than 12 months of age shall complete a training course in safe sleep practices, approved by the Divison. Ensure that all caregivers of children who are less than 12 months of age follow safe sleep practices.	2021-03-16
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-3.5-5.5(b) A provider who cares for children who are less than 12 months of age shall complete a training course in safe sleep practices, approved by the Divison.

CCDF Inspection 2021-03-16	Caregivers of children twelve (12) months of age and younger have completed the approved safe sleep training.	2021-03-23
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-3.5-12.5(a)(2) Caregivers of children twelve (12) months of age and younger have completed the approved safe sleep training.

CCDF Inspection 2021-03-16	A provider shall have annual intradermal tuberculosis test and result. If medical exempt there must be an annual chest x-ray or a MD statement “free of TB Symptoms”.	2021-03-31
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-3.5-6 Each child care provider, household member, employee, volunteer caregiver shall have an intradermal tuberculosis test & results prior to giving care.

Registration 2021-03-16	The child care ministry must do the following: Conduct a criminal history check of the child care ministrys employees and volunteers	2021-03-16
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17. 2-6-14(1) only 2 of 15 staff submitted consents since 2019

Registration 2021-03-16	Application. Application for registration to operate a day care ministry shall be submitted annually to the SBH on forms provided for that purpose by that agency. As part of the application, the applicant shall submit a notarized criminal history affidavit form together with a statement verifying its exemption from federal income taxation under Section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code	2021-03-22
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-4.5-2(a) no application submitted for renewal

Registration 2021-03-16	The child care ministry must do the following: is a person against whom an allegation of child abuse or neglect has been substantiated under IC 31-33	2021-03-22
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17. 2-6-14(2)(c) 2 of 15 staff have checks

Registration 2021-03-16	The operator of a child care ministry that cares for children who are less than twelve (12) months of age shall: ensure that all caregivers of children who are less than twelve (12) months of age follow safe sleeping practices.	2021-03-16
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-6-14.1(a)(2) staff in infant room does not have safe sleep training

Registration 2021-03-16	Direct child care providers, including volunteers, shall receive training in the following within thirty (30) days of starting employment or volunteer work: Universal precautions	2021-03-23
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-1.1-33.5(b)(4) staff missing UP

Registration 2020-12-17	All interior surfaces, equipment, materials, furnishings, and objects with which children will come in contact shall be well maintained, in a clean and sanitary condition, and of nontoxic durable construction
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-4. 5-4(1) hand sanitizer within reach of the children

CCDF Inspection 2019-03-12		2019-03-21
Type of correction needed: A provider shall provide for a safe environment by ensuring that no conditions exist in or on the grounds of the facility where a provider operates a child care program that would endanger the health, safety, or welfare of the children, including ensuring that the following items are placed in areas that are inaccessible to children in the providers care:

CCDF Inspection 2019-03-12	Each provider shall have monthly documented fire drills including date/time/weather condition/name of person conducting drill/full evacuation time and maintained for previous 12 months. Date of last drill________________	2019-03-27
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17.2-3.5-10(b)(1) and (2) Each provider shall have monthly documented fire drills including date/time/weather condition/name of person conducting drill/full evacuation time and maintained for previous 12 months.

Registration 2019-03-12	Refrigerator and Freezers. Enough conveniently located refrigeration facilities shall be provided to assure the maintenance of potentially hazardous food at required temperatures during storage. Refrigerators and freezers shall be in good condition, clean, and shall maintain the proper temperatures. Each compartment of the refrigerator and freezer shall be provided with an accurate thermometer, in good position for daily monitoring	2019-03-18
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-4.5-5(c) no freezer thermometer present

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Facility Attributes

Operator:

Shannon Jenkins

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Facility Hours

Sunday	Closed
Monday	7:00AM–6:00PM
Tuesday	7:00AM–6:00PM
Wednesday	7:00AM–6:00PM
Thursday	7:00AM–6:00PM
Friday	7:00AM–6:00PM
Saturday	Closed

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Licensing Type & Number:

License#: 25394

Issue Date:

12/6/2021

Expiration Date:

12/6/2023

Call your DSS licensing specialist if you have questions:

DSS Licensing Specialist

Ray, Shaquitta

(803) 898-9001

Facility Review & Complaint Information

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Severity	Inspection Type	Date	Deficiency Type	Resolved
High	Application	6/2/2022	Direct Supervision	On Site
High	Application	6/2/2022	Staff Health	Yes
Medium	Application	6/2/2022	Staff Health	Yes
High	Application	6/2/2022	Indoor Space and Conditions – Environmental Hazards	On Site
High	Application	6/2/2022	Indoor Space and Conditions – Environmental Hazards	Yes

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Inspection Type	Date	Report
Review	6/22/2022	View Report

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Ready, Set, Grow Preschool Woodbury MN

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Ready, Set, Grow preschool in Woodbury, MN is a Christian preschool in which your child will grow, explore, experiment, and discover their world. We promote the social, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual development of children age 3 (by Sept. 1st) through 5-years-old.

A Christian atmosphere of warmth, understanding, and caring.

Our goal is to provide a Christian atmosphere of warmth, understanding, and caring—a place for your child to be that special, unique person that God so lovingly created, and a place where learning is fun and meaningful.

The RSG Preschool program provides opportunities for children to explore materials, engage in activities and to interact with peers and adults to learn and construct their own understanding about the world around them. Children are encouraged to make choices and solve problems in a safe, positive environment that promotes independence, healthy self-esteem, and emotional and social development.

Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.

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— Matthew 19:14

2022/2023 Registration

Ready, Set, Grow Preschool Registration for the 2022/2023 school year is open! Please click here to download the registration form.

There will be a program change for the new school year beginning this fall. The 4’s classes will be offered on Monday/Wednesday (Black Bears) or Tuesday/Thursday (Brown Bears), both from 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. In addition, ALL 4’s students have the option to add Fridays for 3 days per week (please note this is NOT drop-in option—if you sign up to add the Friday option, your child will attend 3 days a week).

See below for full details on Classes and Tuition for 2022/2023

Schedule A Tour

Complete the form to schedule a tour of Ready, Set, Grow Preschool. During the tour, a member of our team will walk you through out classrooms, talk though the RSG curriculum, and answer any questions you have about our preschool.

“Ready, Set, Grow has been a wonderful experience for me and my children! The teachers always are so caring and loving! The curriculum constantly furthers their growth and education.

I love how Ready, Set, Growmakes each milestone important!”

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“I love how Ready, Set, Grow makes each milestone important!”

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A Day at Ready, Set, Grow

At Ready, Set, Grow, your child will have opportunities to take part in a variety of exciting activities! From taking part in plays to traveling to Hawaii, there’s no shortage of fun to be had. Some of our favorite activities include:

Circle Time
Free Play
Stories
Devotion
Snack
Outdoor Play
Small Group
Large Muscle
Dramatic Play
Sharing
Art
Music
World Travel
Prayer
Early Literacy
Science
Math

Classes & Tuition

Ready, Set, Grow offers preschool programing from September through May for ages 3-5. Each class is led by a team of teachers and promotes independence, health self-esteem, and emotional and social development. We offer the following classes for 2022/2023:

Three-Year-Olds

9:00–11:30 a.m.
Sun Bears: Mon/Wed
Teddy Bears: Tues/Thurs
Tuition: $155/month

Four-Year-Olds

9:30 a.m – 2:30 p.m.
2-Day Black Bears: Mon/Wed
2-Day Brown Bears: Tues/Thurs
Tuition: $275/month

3-Day Black Bears: Mon/Wed/Fri
3-Day Brown Bears: Tues/Thurs/Fri
Tuition: $380/month

Five-Year-Olds

9:00 a.m – 2:00 p.m.
The Fives program is designed for children
eligible for Kindergarten, but choose not to go.
Polar Bears: Mon/Wed/Fri
Tuition: $380/month

About Ready, Set, Grow Preschool

In 1983, Ready, Set, Grow Preschool was founded as a ministry of King of Kings Lutheran Church in Woodbury, MN. Over the last 38 years, Ready, Set, Grow has touched thousands of families throughout the Twin Cities, helping kids explore their world while growing closer to God.

Our team of teachers and administrators have years of experience in education and childcare. Each member shares an excitement and passion for helping kids grow and learn new things every day. From story time and math class to outdoor play and devotion, our team will inspire your child to explore new things and grow in their faith.

At Ready, Set, Grow, we believe that early learning and exploration in a caring environment is important and essential. Research in child development indicates that children learn as they play and interact with other children, adults, and their environment—an active learning process. The RSG curriculum provides opportunities for your child to play and learn through a variety of experiences in language literacy, math, science, dramatic play, music, and movement. We encourage your child to make choices and guide them to solve problems in a safe, positive environment to promote independence, healthy self-esteem and emotional and social development.

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2022-2023 Calendar

Monday September 12 – Orientations

Sun Bears 9:30 – 10:00
Black Bears 11:30 – 12:00
Polar Bears 12:30 -1:00

Tuesday, September 13 – Orientations

Teddy Bears 10:00 – 10:30
Brown Bears 11:00 – 11:30

Wednesday, September 14 – First Day of School

Sun Bears 9:00 – 11:30
Black Bears 9:30 – 2:30
Polar Bears 9:00 – 2:00

Thursday, September 15 – First Day of School

Teddy Bears 9:00 – 11:30
Brown Bears 9:30 – 2:30

Friday, October 7 – Prep Day NO SCHOOL

Wed/Thurs, October 12/14 – Picture Days

Thurs/Fri, October 20/21- MEA NO SCHOOL

Tuesday, November 8 – Election Day NO SCHOOL

Wed-Fri, November 16-18 – Conferences School TBA

Wednesday, November 23 – Workshop Day NO SCHOOL

Thur/Fri November 24/25 – Thanksgiving Break NO SCHOOL

Tuesday, December 20 – Christmas Programs

Teddy Bears 10:30
Brown Bears 1:00

Wednesday, December 21- Christmas Programs

Sun Bears 10:30
Polar Bears 12:00
Black Bears 1:00

Thurs-Tues, December 22 – January 3 – Christmas Break NO SCHOOL

Wednesday, January 4 School Resumes

Monday, January 16 – Martin Luther King Day NO SCHOOL

Monday, January 30 – Prep Day NO SCHOOL

Friday, February 17 – Prep Day NO SCHOOL

Monday, February 20 – Presidents Day NO SCHOOL

Mon-Fri, March 6-13 – Spring Break NO SCHOOL

Friday, April 7 – Good Friday NO SCHOOL

Wed/Thurs, April 17-20 – Conferences School TBA

Friday, April 21 – Spring Holiday NO SCHOOL

Wednesday, May 24 – Spring Program/Last Day

Sun Bears 11:15
Black Bears 9:45
Polar Bears 1:00

Thursday, May 25 – Spring Programs/Last Day

Teddy Bears 11:15
Brown Bears 9:45

We appreciate any supplies your family can bring in. We have a list for each child and also a list of things that we use a lot of here at RSG and it’s really appreciated if parents are able to contribute! Thank you!!

Each Child:

2 Boxes of Tissue
2 Paper Towels
2 packs of Crayons (Crayola)
2 boxes of Zip-Lock Bags: Sandwich, QT, Gallon and/or 2 Gallon (XL) sizes

Optional (but helpful!):

Baby wipes
Glue Sticks (Elmers Washable or Office Max Brand)
Tacky glue
Sidewalk Chalk
Markers (Crayola Washable-NOT Recycled)
Tissue Paper

Emergency Form

Health Care Summary

Immunization Record

Information Form

Ready Set Grow is located in the northeast section of King of Kings Lutheran Church. The RSG entrance is from the East parking lot.

Fast Facts about Ready, Set, Grow

Licensed by the State of Minnesota
Ministry of King of Kings Lutheran Church
Preschool program in Session September – May
Preschool: 16 children per class
Young 5’s: 14 children per class
Teacher/Student ratio 1:7
Ready, Set, Grow Preschool Is Peanut/Nut FREE!!

We Promise To

Promote the social, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual development of each child.
Support parents in their efforts of raising children.
Provide a Christian environment for each child to learn, explore, imagine, and acquire the essential skills to be successful lifelong learners.

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Harrisburg, PA – In a message to Governor Tom Wolf and members of the General Assembly, more than 350 organizations and child care providers asked for a final budget to avoid further cuts to aid for working families and move closer to the investment proposed in Governor Wolf’s budget.

“For thousands of Pennsylvanians, child care assistance is the lifeline that allows them to work and provide for their families,” Governor Tom Wolf said. “As we work towards a final budget agreement, we cannot lose sight of investments that support working families. By taking a balanced approach, we can address the long-term deficit and continue to support these programs.”

According to their message, over the last several years, child care line items have seen net decreases, including a significant $20 million cut in state funds in FY ’16-’17. In Governor Wolf’s budget proposal, it included a $35 million increase for child care to begin to reverse this trend. However, the House responded with another $28 million cut to FY ’16-’17 levels.

The complete message and list of organizations:

To: The Honorable Members of the Pennsylvania Senate

The Honorable Members of the Pennsylvania House

The Honorable Tom Wolf Governor of Pennsylvania

As organizations concerned with access to high quality early childhood programs, we thank you for your interest in supporting early learning programs.

Over the last several years, child care line items have seen net decreases, including a significant $20 million cut in state funds in FY ’16-’17. In the Governor’s budget proposal, he included a $35 million increase for child care to begin to reverse this trend. However, the House responded with another $28 million cut to FY ’16-’17 levels. We urge the cuts be restored and serious consideration given to the governor’s requested increase.

Increased funding for child care is needed for many reasons, including:

The child care subsidy waiting list is nearly 13,500 children and some families have now waited over a year. These families have been determined eligible and are working, in training, or in school. They have had to piece together child care arrangements for their children. Child care is a program that works for working families. It is not a free program. Parents pay approximately 8% of their income as a co-pay. With a looming $3 billion deficit, we should want to keep families working and paying taxes.
Child care payment rates haven’t increased in a decade. As we continue to invest in pre-k, providers are unable to support their programs for infants and toddlers at the existing rates. Base rates are what pay for basic costs like rent, utilities, insurance, staff salaries – all of these costs have increased while the state’s rates have remained stagnant.
The child care workforce is underpaid and reliant on public benefits. The average wage for a teacher working in a child care program is just $9.42/hour, making many eligible for public benefits themselves. Low pay creates high turnover rates and a lack of qualified, quality staff.
Appropriately funded child care programs are the foundation of our state’s Pre-K system. Our STAR 3 and STAR 4 providers offer high-quality early learning experiences, similar to those delivered in other pre-k settings. Child care also serves infants, toddlers, preschool, and sometimes school-age children. They operate between 10 and 12 hours per day, 12 months a year. But our state reimbursement rate fails to recognize and support those costs. Expansion of our state’s pre-k programs relies, in part, on a sufficient supply of high-quality child care facilities.

Finally, the budget moved forth by the House alleges that cuts to child care are an attempt to reduce administrative costs for the subsidy program by moving the program from Child Care Information Services (CCIS) to County Assistance Offices (CAOs). We believe this is unlikely to produce the cost savings suggested. Subsidy administration is more than eligibility determination; it requires a range of support services to meet federal Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) requirements.

Evidence of efficiencies in the system can be seen from when the TANF child care subsidy system was moved from the CAOs and unified with the low-income working families program under CCIS agencies in 2007. In the first year, CCIS agencies saved $42 million through coordinated system efficiencies and reductions to administrative overhead as well as by identifying waste, fraud and abuse. Finally, CCIS consolidation improved parent counseling and referral, leading more children to enroll in reliable, regulated, and high-quality child care. To continue to pursue system efficiencies and administrative cost reductions, DHS and OCDEL are preparing to issue a RFA that would consolidate a number of services including CCIS and The Regional Keys.

Looking to the 2017-18 state budget, we urge you to make the necessary investments so that children and families can receive high-quality child care. Specifically, we ask that you restore cuts to child care proposed by the House and consider increasing the investment above the current fiscal year towards the Governor’s $35 million proposed funding increase.

Thank you for taking time to consider this correspondence.

Sincerely,

A Childs First Step, Philadelphia

A Child’s Nest, Folcroft

A Child’s World Day Care Center, Rankin

A Mother’s Touch Center for Child Development, Sharon

A State of Play, Philadelphia

A+ Schools, Pittsburgh

Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center, Hershey

ABC Academy, Carbondale

ABC Academy, Leechburg

ABC Kiddie Kampus, Pittston

Adja Little Sunshine Family Childcare, Philadelphia

Adventure Alley Children’s Learning Center, Philadelphia

Akira Academy Preschool, Philadelphia

All About Kids Early Learning Center, Harrisburg

All Kids are Special, New Kensington

All My Children Learning Center, Souderton

Allies for Children, Pittsburgh

Amazing Kidz Academy LLC, Philadelphia

Amy Elliott Family Child Care Home, Shippensburg

And Academy, Leechburg

And Still I Rise Youth Development Program, Philadelphia

Ann Casger’s Day Care, Mifflintown

Appleseed Learning Center, Leechburg

April Bell, Vandergrift

Artisan Child Care Center, LLC, Allentown

Aunt Di’s Child Care Services, Philadelphia

Barb’s-Care-A lot, Harborcreek

Barbie’s Lil Schoolhouse, Pittsburgh

BASD-Miller Heights Child Care, Bethlehem

Beautiful Beginnings Childcare Center, Inc. , Philadelphia

Begin With Us Child Care and Preschool, Inc., Altoona

Beth Shalom Early Learning, Pittsburgh

Bethlehem Area School District Child Care, Bethlehem

Bloom Early Education Centers, Inc., Swoyersville

Bright Horizons at Lancaster Laboratories, Leola

Bright Ideas Childcare and Preschool, Inc., Altoona

Bright Star Learning Center, New Castle

Building Blocks, Malvern

Building Bridges Daycare, LLC, Reading

Bullfrogs and Butterflies, New Brighton

Butler County Children’s Center, Inc., Butler

Butler County Early Care Education Council, Butler

Capital Area Head Start, Harrisburg

Care-A-Lot Learning Center, Philadelphia

Career & Workforce Development Center, Pittsburgh

Catholic Social Services – Casa Del Carmen, Philadelphia

CCIS Carbon County, Jim Thorpe

CCIS of Blair/Huntingdon Counties, Altoona

CCIS of Bucks County, Doylestown

CCIS of Columbia, Montour and Northumberland Co, Sunbury

CCIS of Lackawanna County, Scranton

CCIS of Westmoreland County, Greensburg

CCP, Harrisburg

Central Westmoreland Career & Technology Center, New Stanton

Changing the World Family Child Care LLC, Philadelphia

Chelten Child Development Center, Dresher

Child Advocates of Blair County, Altoona

Child Care, Jeannette

Child Care Consultants, York

Child Care Information Services of Berks County, Reading

Child Care Information Services, Inc. , Bethlehem

Child Care Services, Mt. Pleasant

Child Development and Family Council of Centre County, Inc., State College

Children Central, Langhorne

Childhood Enrichment Therapy, Trafford

Children of the Ark Day Care, Lewistown

Children R Cherished Preschool & Childcare, Wilmerding

Children’s Aid Society, Clearfield

Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh

Children’s Village, Philadelphia

Childspace Mt Airy, Philadelphia

Childspace Too Day Care Center, Philadelphia

Chinatown Learning Center, Philadelphia

Christ Church Preschool, Media

Christ Cornerstone Academy, Steelton

Clearfield County League of Social Services, Inc., Hyde

Colleen DiStefano Family Daycare, Bensalem

Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware County, Lansdowne

Cook, Greensburg

Coordinated Child Care Services of NEPA, Wilkes-Barre

County Angel Kisses, Indiana

Crafton Children’s Corner, Pittsburgh

Creative Beginnings, Philadelphia

Creative Beginnings, Rockledge

Creative Garden, LLC, Punxsutawney

Creative Kidz Daycare, Philadelphia

Creative Learning Center of the LV, Inc. , Easton

Creative Learning Environments Inc., Aston

Creative Play Day School, Toughkenamon

Creative Pre School and Day Care, Inc., Sharpsville

Cressman’s Family Child Care, Danville

Cuddle Zone Learning Center, Allentown

Danville Child Development Center, Danville

Dar Al-Huda Early Learning Academy, Philadelphia

Day Nursery Association, Scranton

Delaware Valley Association for the Education of Young Children, Philadelphia

DELCO Early Learning Center, Drexel Hill

Development of Greatness, Philadelphia

Dianne Irwin Family Day Care Home., Meadville

Discount School Supply, Pittsburgh

Discover the World Children Center, Inc., Sayre

Dixon Learning Academy, Philadelphia

Donnetta’s Family Daycare, Philadelphia

Dougherty’s Daycare, New Castle

Douglas Academy, West Homestead

Dreamers & Achievers Childcare & Preschool, Pitcairn

Drueding Center, Philadelphia

Early Foundations, Philadelphia

Each One Teach One Family Cent, Greensburg

Education Law Center, Philadelphia/Pittsburgh

Educational Building Blocks, Inc. , York

Elizabeth Miller Consultant, Lewistown

Elizabeth Porter, Sayre

Episcopal Community Services, Philadelphia

Evangel Heights Child Dev Center, Sarver

Family Child Care Provider, Chambersburg

Family Matters Child Care, Philadelphia

Federation Early Learning Services, Philadelphia

First Bethel Kings School Kids, Bethel Park

First Presbyterian Church Child Care Center, Levittown

Flexible, Pittsburgh

Foulkeways Child Care Center, Gwynedd

Foundations for Learning Preschool, Bedford

Franklin County Democratic Women’s Club, Shippensburg

Friends Schoolhouse, State College

Gan Chabad, Philadelphia

Gettysburg’s Growing Place, Gettysburg

Goddard School of King of Prussia, King of Prussia

Going Places, Meadville

Good Shepherd Daycare, Glen Rock

Grace Trinity, Philadelphia

Great Expectations, Latrobe

Greater Pittsburgh Coalition Against Violence, Pittsburgh

Grow and Learn Centers, Inc. dba A Child’s Nest, Folcroft

Growing Moments LLC, Philadelphia

Hansel & Gretel Early Learning Center, Harrisburg

Here We Grow Daycare, Philadelphia

Heavenly Made Creations Family Child Care, Philadelphia

Hilltop Community Children’s Center, Pittsburgh

Holy Trinity Preschool, Wallingford

Homewood Brushton Family Support, Pittsburgh

Honeyland Child Care Center, Willow Grove

House Hosanna, Pittsburgh

Hugs Away From Home, Verona

HUGS Daycare, Harleysville

In The Beginning Place, Harrisburg

Indiana County Child Day Care Program, Inc., Indiana

Indiana School District, Indiana

Inspiration Station Early Learning Center, Camp Hill

JC Academy of Excellence, Philadelphia

Jean Garnett Family Child Care Home, Croydon

Jennersville YMCA Early Childhood Learning Center, West Grove

Jennifer Nartic, West Newton

Jennifer Reitz Family Daycare, Punxsutawney

Jeremiah’s Place, Pittsburgh

Just Like Home Group Daycare, Chester

Kencrest Services, Philadelphia

Kiddie Garden Day Care, Philadelphia

Kids Academy, Harrisburg

Kids Connection Learning Center, LLC, Sharon Hill

Kids First, Altoona

Kids Land Childcare Center, Philadelphia

Kidz R’SPECIAL Day Care, Philadelphia

Kim Sass’s Family Day Care, Curwensville

Kimberly Roy Family Day Care, Punxsutawney

KinderCare Education, North Huntingdon

KinderCare Education, Langhorne

KinderCare Education LLC, Harrisburg

Kingdom Seeds Child Care, Philadelphia

Kochenderfer Christian Day Care, Lebanon

Kozy Kastle School Age Program, Athens

Kristina Garner Family Child Care Home, Washington

Lackawanna Human Development Agency, Inc. , Scranton

Lancaster Early Education Center, Lancaster

Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit, Lebanon

Latrobe Kinder Schull, Latrobe

Learn N Play Daycare, LLC, Bath

Learning Ladder Academy, LLC, Mohnton

Learning Laughing and Growing Childcare, Philadelphia

Lehigh Valley Children’s Centers, Inc., Allentown

Lene’s Daily Child Care, Inc., Philadelphia

Li’l Bucks Partners in Learning, Jamison

Life Ticket Church, Herndon

Lil’ Bits FCCH, Philadelphia

Lititz Christian Early Learning Center, Lititz

Little Einsteins Early Learning Center, Philadelphia

Little Hands Childcare, Dubois

Little Learners Literacy Academy, Philadelphia

Little Munchkins Learning Center (LMLC, LLC.), Conshohocken

Little People Country Club, Easton

Little People Day Care School, Scranton

Little People, Little Stars Early Learning Center, Philadelphia

Little Peoples Child Care LLC, Curwensville

Little Stars of Tomorrow, Sharon Hill

Lorna Family Childcare Home, Butler

Loving Hearts Daycare, Middleburg

Loving Hearts Daycare, Selinsgrove

Luthercare for Kids Lancaster, Lancaster

LVCC’s Early Learning Center, Allentown

Maria Pena Family Child Care Home, Philadelphia

Memorable Moments, Philadelphia

Middlecreek Area Community Center, Beaver Springs

Millennium Daycare, Jermyn

Miss Marty’s Pre School, Philadelphia

Mission Committee of Wayne Presbyterian Church, Wayne

Montgomery County Court Child Care Center, Norristown

Montgomery Early Learning Centers, Narberth

Moppets on Mulberry, Towanda

Mrs. Connie’s Family Child Care, LLC, Philadelphia, PA

Mt. Ararat, Pittsburgh

Mt. Top Kids, Mountain Top

My First Child Day Care Home LLC, Allentown

Nat’s Day Care, Philadelphia

Neshaminy Kids Club, Langhorne

NIA Learning Center, Inc., Philadelphia

Norma De Hoyos Day Care 2, Reading

North Penn YMCA, Harleysville

Northeastern Childcare Services, Scranton

Oak Lane Day Care, West Chester

Oaks Early Learning Center, Oaks

Olde City Day School, Philadelphia

Once Upon A Time Early Learning Center, Washington

One Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, PA

Otterbein Early Education Center, Mount Wolf

Panda Preschool & Daycare, Burnham

Parent Infant Center, Philadelphia

Past Your Bedtime Childcare, Philadelphia

Penn Pals Child Care Center, Jeannette

Pennsylvania Academy of Pediatrics, Media

Pennsylvania Child Care Alliance (PENN SACCA), Mountville

Pennsylvania Child Care Association, Lemoyne

Pennsylvania Council of Churches, Harrisburg

Pennsylvania Head Start Association, Harrisburg

Pennsylvania Home-Based Child Care Providers Association, Clearfield

Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children, Harrisburg

People for People ECDC, Philadelphia

Pittsburgh Association for the Education of Young Children, Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Public Schools, Pittsburgh

PNC Bank, New Kensington

Pocono Services for Families and Children, Tobyhanna

Pre-K Kids Learning Center, New Castle

Pre-School Power, Philadelphia

Precious Life, Norristown

Prodigy Learning Center, Philadelphia

Public Citizens for Children and Youth, Philadelphia

Queen Lane ‘Montessori School, Philadelphia

Rebecca Fite Home Day Care, Lewistown

Renee’s Child Care, Philadelphia

Retikis Open Arms Child Care, Harrisburg

Rhonda’s Daycare, Farrell

Rising Sun Children’s Center, Philadelphia

Roaring Spring Blank Book Co, Roaring Spring

Rosebuds Lil Explorers Early Learning Center, Coatesville

Sally’s House Family Child Care, Morton, PA 19070

Sayre Child Center, Bethlehem

Scott Family Day Care, Philadelphia

Scranton Lackawanna Human Development Agency, Scranton

Settlement Music School/Kaleidoscope, Philadelphia

Shady Lane School, Pittsburgh

Shane’s Friends, Philadelphia

Sharis Mu’Min’s Family Childcare, Philadelphia

Sign Say Learning Center, Fairless Hills

Small Wonders In-Home Childcare, LLC, Norristown

Small World Early Learning and Development Centers, Pittsburgh

SmartKids, Houston

Snyder Union Mifflin Child Development, Inc. , Mifflinburg

Sonshine Child Care Inc., Cleona

Sonshine Christian Academy, Drexel Hill

SPIN Inc., Philadelphia

Spring Garden Academy, Philadelphia

St. Gabriel’s Good Shepherd Learning Center, Douglassville

St. James Lutheran Church Child Care Center, Gettysburg

St. John’s Daycare, Nazareth

St. Joseph’s Hill Lutheran Church Day Care, Boyertown

St. Paul Children’s Center, Chambersburg

St. Paul’s Child Development Center, Douglassville

St. Paul’s Christian Preschool, State College

Stay N Play Day Care, Homer City

Stepping Stones Preschool, Columbia Cross Roads

Steps to Success, Inc., Leola

Street Family Day Care, Pittsburgh

Sun Bright Childcare, Philadelphia

Sunoco, Sayre

Sunrise USA LLC, Columbia

Sunshine Corners Daycare, Strasburg

Sweet Pea Patch, Edinburgh

Tamaqua Child Care, Tamaqua

Tamila, Inc., dba Little Wonders Day Care Center, Philadelphia

TEKStart, Pittsburgh

Tender Care Learning Center, Cranberry

Tender Care Learning Center, Lower Burrell

Tender Care Learning Centers, Murrysville

Tender Care Learning Centers, Pittsburgh

Tender Years Family Child Care, Philadelphia

Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Foundation, King of Prussia

The Believing Children Academy, Philadelphia

The Bear and The Bean’s Play Care, Mechanicsburg

The Children’s Center, Volunteers of America, Allentown

The Cuddle Zone Learning Center, Allentown

The Goddard School, King of Prussia

The Goddard School, Wayne

The Goddard School, West Chester

The Growing Place Child Care Centers, Kresgeville

The Growing Tree, East Stroudsburg

The Integrated Care Corporation, Ligonier

The Kreig Institute for Early Childhood Education, Moosic

The Learning Center, Pittsburgh

The Learning Station, State College

The PACT Program, Jeannette

The Pooh Day Care Center, Mount Carmel

The Torre Academy, Philadelphia

The Whole Child Learning Center, Elverson

Third Street Alliance, Easton

Tick Tock Early Learning Center, Avondale

Tina’s Lil Busy Bodies, Philadelphia

Tiny Hearts Family Day Care, Philadelphia

Tiny Tiles Kingdom Daycare LLC, Monessen

Tiny Tot Child Development Center, Rochester

Tiny Tots Childcare & Learning Center, Mount Union

Tiny Tots Childcare & Learning Center, Shade Gap

Tiny Tots Learning Center Inc. , Quakertown

TMCS, Greensburg

Today’s Child Learning Center, Lansdowne

Tots Yearn To Learn Montessori, Philadelphia

Tracy Catherman, Wellsboro

Treana’s Little Castle Learning Center, Philadelphia

Trinity Cooperative Day Nursery, Swarthmore

Trinity Playgroup, Philadelphia, Pa

Twylia Bullock’s Child Care Center, Rome

U-Haul, Darragh

UNC-Bellevue Center, Scranton

Union Church Child Care, McKees Rocks

United Neighborhood Centers, Scranton

United Way of Columbia County, Bloomsburg

United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, Philadelphia

United Way of Lancaster, Lancaster

United Way of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg

United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh

University of Pittsburgh Office of Child Development, Pittsburg

Usha Ramamurthy Family Child Care Provider, Mechanicsburg

Valley Points Family YMCA, New Kensington

Villa Day Care Center, Inc. , Shenandoah

Vision Childcare, Mars

Warwick Child Care Center, Inc., Exton

Wee Care Day Care, New Eagle

Welles Group Child Care Home, Chester

Westmoreland Community Action, Greensburg

Whole Child Learning Center, Exton

Wilkes University, Wilkes-Barre

Willie Wee Learning Center, Bristol

YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh

You’re SomeBoddie Special, Philadelphia

YWCA Child Care Adams Commerce Center, Gettysburg

YWCA of Greater Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh

YWCA of York, York

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“Sunshine” is great! – Regional newspaper OGIRK.RU

Princess Immunela, King PePe, Knight of the Movement … These and other residents of the “Five Magic Kingdoms” are now visiting children every day Kindergarten No. 220 of JSC “Russian Railways” in Irkutsk “Solnyshko”. In early December, the preschool institution joined the Healthy People in the Country of Railways project. Pupils of the preparatory groups became participants in the immersive lesson-play “The Magic Ball of Immunela”, and their teachers soon supplemented the project with unusual ideas aimed at improving the health of children.

To knowledge through the game

Every day, as soon as they cross the threshold of their kindergarten, kids find themselves in a magical land – the lands of the fairy-tale kingdoms of Purity, Energy, Nutrition, Clocks and Immunela Castle, where peace, beauty and harmony reign. Each country has its own purpose. For example, the Kingdom of Purity, its mistress, Princess Pure, is responsible for cleanliness and order, the Knight Move – a resident of the Kingdom of Energy – gives the joy of movement and a charge of vivacity. The Keeper of Time from the Kingdom of the Clock watches the change of seasons and helps to dress according to the weather, while King PePe teaches proper nutrition. The main princess in these fabulous countries is Immunela, whose power lies in the Magic Ball. But he was kidnapped by an insidious and cunning stranger – King Virus. Only the hero who collects the keys to the castles of the four kingdoms will be able to learn the secret of the Magic Ball and become a resident of Princess Immunela’s castle. To travel, you need a passport and visas allowing passage to each kingdom. And yet, as it should be in any fairy tale, it is necessary to overcome many obstacles and cope with various tasks.

First, in order to recharge with vivacity and energy, all children do exercises together. “Hey, couch potatoes, get up, run out for exercises!” – after such a cheerful incendiary song, even the most desperate sloths start to burn their eyes and smiles appear. The kids, led by Professor Myller from the Kingdom of Purity, begin the dance of clean hands, and then each group rushes to storm the rest of the countries of Health.

These guys, for example, are trying to keep a small foam ball in the air with the help of special tubes. To do this, you need to blow into it slowly. If you overdo it – the ball will fly away, if you blow weakly – it will not even move from its place. Captured by excitement, children do not even realize that they are doing real aerial gymnastics.

In the meantime, the other kids are “feeding” the pussies with colorful cards with different foods drawn on them. There is also a special secret here: you need to feed your pets only with healthy products. Artem, for example, chose two from a pile of cards and offers the “animal” fish and carrots.

– Which vitamins do they contain? – the teacher asks.

– Vitamin B6 and vitamin A, – the boy confidently answers. – They are needed for blood purification and growth.

Arisha treats her pet with lemons and apples, because they contain a lot of vitamin C and iron, thanks to which the fluffy will not get sick and will become strong. And Yegor was seduced by drawings depicting Coca-Cola and sweets.

– Wrong, wrong! – his friends are vying to protest. – These are harmful products! They have a lot of sugar and acid, from which the teeth deteriorate and the stomach starts to hurt!

– This magical journey helps make complex and important concepts interesting, accessible and fun, – notes Deputy Head of Educational Work Galina Verzakova . – Therefore, we not only conducted an immersive lesson, but also continue such classes all the time.

Every day teachers fill out special cards, where with the help of icons they reflect the results of each group on a certain day. For example, group No. 7 today did an excellent job with the tasks of the Knight of Movement, everyone passed the interactive game “I didn’t get caught!” Without errors. , and the kids from group number 9fulfilled all the recommendations of the gnome Vitamin, having eaten the whole dinner to the last spoon.

Interested? Look!

Remote immersive classes on building a culture of health preservation and prevention of viral diseases for children of preschool and school age were developed by the Central Directorate of Health, teams of departments of social development and personnel management, with the active support of Rosprofzhel. Now they are implemented in all non-state educational institutions of Russian Railways. The purpose of these classes is to counter the spread of the new coronavirus infection (COVID-19).) during the seasonal rise in the incidence of SARS and influenza.

Kindergarten No. 220 was one of the first to join the Healthy People in the Country of Railways project, and on December 9, an immersive lesson called Immunela’s Magic Ball was held at the preschool. On the same day, Deputy Head Natalya Bichan spoke about this unusual lesson and the project in general, making a presentation at one of the sections of the All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference “Innovative Activity of a Preschool Teacher in the Context of the Implementation of Educational and Professional Standards”. It was organized by the Department of Psychology and Pedagogy of Preschool Education of the Irkutsk State University with the participation of the preschool education sector “Institute for the Development of Education of the Irkutsk Region”.

the Parental Care movement vsoroza.com. Parents and teachers from other educational institutions can not only get acquainted with the project, but also see how it is implemented in this kindergarten.

An oasis of health preservation

Kindergarten No. 220 is considered to be a real “Healthy Lifestyle Territory”. All conditions are created here so that the kids grow up hardened, strong and cheerful. Skiing, outdoor fitness classes, swimming in the pool, special equipment for outdoor games in groups, massage and physio rooms, a phytobar, a sensory room, a gym, a choreographic hall with an interactive floor – absolutely everything is provided for a healthy lifestyle in the Sun. And family competitions, funny flash mobs and sports events have long become a good tradition here.

– We are participants in all innovative projects offered by our founder, – confirms head of the kindergarten Larisa Kramnik . – We are constantly developing our own directions for the formation of a healthy lifestyle for pupils and their parents, we are raising the level of the health culture of employees.

So, physical culture instructor Tatyana Orlova created and implemented the project “Meetings with Famous Athletes”. Olympic bobsleigh champion Alexei Negodailo, Russian skyrunning champion Vitaly Chernov, and the women’s team of the Angara volleyball club were invited to Solnyshko. The guests told the children about the sports in which they achieved such high results, showed medals, held master classes, and also talked with future sports stars. It turned out that there are also many young talents among the pupils of the kindergarten. Arina Yelyasova, for example, has been playing tennis for three years, Ruslan Leonov, a member of the Voin sports club, has been fond of mixed martial arts for several years, Nikolai Melnikov has been training at the Arena football club, and Alisa Tverskikh has already won second place in the city competitions in rhythmic gymnastics . Finally, the guys took pictures with celebrities and presented them with medals “Champions of our heart”.

Teachers Galina Mylnikova and Yulia Mardanova developed unusual kinesiology exercises: finger gymnastics, exercises for breathing, coordination of movements, gymnastics for the eyes. Psychologist Elena Kolomiets added interactive games for each of the Kingdoms to the “Magic Ball of Immunela” classes, in which even parents now actively participate. And the teacher of additional education Irina Mikhailova , who leads a robotics circle and a multi-studio in kindergarten, has already created two cartoons with the children on the topic of the day: “Snake Gorynych against the coronavirus” and “Cookie story”. The children themselves drew and colored the characters, then revived them, came up with characters, voiced the characters, and then helped to mount the animation. Now the guys are working on making a Virus Robot and a Vitamin Robot according to their sketches, with the help of which in the future they want to more successfully pass new tests on the lands of the Five Kingdoms.

Since the health of children directly depends on the physical and emotional health of their teachers, the long-term project “Healthy Team” is working in the kindergarten. For all employees of the institution, in order to prevent professional burnout and emotional overload, master classes, trainings, team building classes are held. The leadership of the kindergarten regularly organizes joint trips to camp sites, and visits to the swimming pool and gyms in the city are paid for by the trade union.

In order to cover the work of the preschool institution, a press center of the board of trustees has been created, which publishes a colorful magazine. His last issue was called “It’s healthy to be great!”. Photos of children during sports activities in the gym and in the sensory room, situational tasks, recommendations from a psychologist and a pediatrician, parents’ stories about the place sports occupy in their family – the content of this publication can only be envied!

– Our task is to instill in children respect for their own health and the responsibility to preserve it, – Larisa Kramnik sums up . – The Healthy Children in the Country of Railways project has provided us with invaluable assistance, and we are ready not only to support it, but to develop it in every possible way.