The Goddard School

We know that going from classrooms to Zoom rooms has been an adjustment for both you and your child this past year, and it’s natural that your family might be feeling Zoomed out. In this video, childcare experts and Goddard School owners discuss this feeling and some of the other challenging aspects of virtual learning in early childhood education. While families and teachers have done all they can to make the best of virtual learning, many agree that there’s nothing quite ...like an in-person experience, which is why we’re excited about our fun, educational, in-person summer learning program! We’re ready to put the virtual learning challenges behind us to welcome more children back to our School for summer learning fun! If you want to enroll your child in our summer learning program, or find out more about it, give us a call at (770) 831-2588. See more

Summer Learning Fact: Children will read an average of 8 books during the summer! Reading more often will help your little one improve their literacy skills and will encourage a love of learning. Summer Camp at The Goddard School provides engaging and fun learning opportunities including lots of reading! that we know your child will love. Connect with us at (770) 831-2588 to learn more about summer 2021 enrollment today!

So many Goddard School parents have said that getting back into the classroom has helped their little ones in a major way after a year of educational upheaval. In this video, find out what parents and childcare experts have to say about what it takes to get children back into the educational groove! Connect with us at (770) 831-2588 to learn more about our summer learning program today!

Summer Learning Fact: Outdoor activities foster inquiry-based learning and creativity and help your child retain more of what they have learned. The CDC recommends outdoor time for both mental and physical health, and what better time to learn and play outside than during beautiful summer days? Summer Camp at The Goddard School provides engaging and fun learning opportunities inside and outside the classroom that we know your child will love. Connect with us at (770) 831-2588 to learn more about summer 2021 enrollment today!

Summer Learning Fact: Math skills are most at risk! You can practice these skills with your child while making dinner or counting the stars in the summer sky. Summer Camp at The Goddard School provides engaging and fun learning opportunities inside and outside the classroom that we know your child will love. Connect with us at (770) 831-2588 to learn more about summer 2021 enrollment today!

In honor of Black History Month, we've compiled this list of 15 books sourced from our Educational Advisory Board as well as Goddard families who also sent us book ideas that they feel support the understanding of inclusion and empathy. These books can help you launch important conversations with your children: https://blogs.goddardschool.com//childrens-books-about-in/

Help your children bring the snow inside this winter with snow dough! This sensory substance is perfect for modeling snowballs and snow-people, no matter what the weather is like outside your window. Read the full recipe on our blog: rdco.io/cdAWA8BpZAm

No matter how you crunch the numbers, Goddard Schools across the country have been giving back in BIG ways! From fundraisers and food drives to book donations and toy collections, take a look at just how much of an impact the Goddard family has made this year. You can read more about how Goddard Schools have been giving back at reptn.co/EbosAxdABAz #GoddardSchoolsGiveBack

In the name of creativity and some good family fun, we’re challenging you and your child to transform a simple cardboard box into something spectacular based on your child’s favorite book! Whether it’s a boat for Max in Where the Wild Things Are or an aquarium for Rainbow Fish, the ideas are endless. For inspiration or to submit your child’s creation by January 15 to be featured on The Goddard School national Facebook page, visit rptn.io/BUKAhAdAmOc

With all the new toys your children will receive this holiday season, why not help them sort through their old toys and choose items to donate? Giving a toy to a child who is less fortunate helps children learn about the joy that comes from helping others.