Redland Learning Center
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Ages 2-5
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About Redland Learning Center
Redland Learning Center is a licensed home preschool in the countryside of the Redland community, across the street from Redland Elementary School. Children ages 3 to 5 learn together in mixed-age classes, where older children model and teach while younger ones pick up courtesy and conflict resolution by watching them, and children often keep the same teacher for several years.
Our approach draws on several early childhood philosophies. Days include imaginative play, storytelling, and open-ended materials, and teachers document learning through photos, writing samples, and drawings so families can see progress. The curriculum covers literacy, math, science, art, fine and gross motor skills, self-help, dramatic play, sensory play, and nature work such as gardening, bird feeding, and outdoor circle time.
Our owner and lead teacher holds an Oregon teaching license and a degree in early childhood and elementary education, speaks conversational Spanish and ASL, and builds music and art into lesson plans.
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- Private
- Preschool (Ages 2-5)
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- Play-based learning
- Mixed-age classes
- Nature activities
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- Preschool
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- Preschool
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