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Curriculum.

See how we use Creative Curriculum to help your child learn and grow.

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Curriculum

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Where Learning Feels Like Play, Every Day

Our multi-sensory rooms are built to spark curiosity. You'll see stimulating colors, captivating imagery, and a mix of shapes and patterns chosen to ignite imagination from a young age. Beyond the classroom, children use our indoor gym and 1,000 square foot outdoor play area for energetic play and social development. We believe learning should be an adventure, so children explore, create, and grow while having fun.

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School Readiness Starts Here: A Playful Approach to Academic Excellence.

As your child gets ready for Kindergarten, we make that transition smooth and exciting. We spark a love of learning through hands-on exploration of literacy, math, science, and social skills using the Creative Curriculum. Your child builds the academic foundation they need while having fun and developing a lifelong love of learning. You can rest assured your little one will be ready for Kindergarten, both academically and socially.

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Our Programs at over the rainbow

Infants, 6 weeks to 18 months, explore sensory-rich play areas and build motor skills with personalized care. Toddlers, 18-30 months, work on exploration, potty training and independence, with daily reports and pictures. Preschool, 30 months to 4 years, uses The Creative Curriculum for literacy, math, science and social skills. Pre-K, 4-5, adds STEAM, handwriting and communication.

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Building Friendships and Lifelong Social Skills

Teaching good manners and social skills is a priority from the start. Our teachers gently guide children as they learn to share, take turns, use kind words like "please" and "thank you," and be a good friend. We use fun activities and daily circle time to practice these skills. Your child will feel confident and ready to take on the world.

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Daily Enrichment Activities That Fully Develop Your Child

We believe in sparking imagination through joyful learning. Our Creative Curriculum uses play to foster a love of learning, encouraging curious exploration and confident self-expression. Our daily enrichment program offers a wide variety of activities designed to ignite creativity and inspire young minds. We're not just preparing your child for school; we're preparing them for life.

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What Parents Are Saying...

Parents tell us their children love going to Over the Rainbow. One parent says, "My 2 year old daughter has been going here since she was 4 months old. Not only does she love the creative projects, but every staff member will take the time to acknowledge her by name. " Another shares, "They communicate with parents extensively. And they keep the parents and family involved every way they can.

What this looks like in practice

In a play-based room, learning looks like doing. Children move between open centers, choose materials, and return to a predictable group routine. Teachers watch, ask questions, and note what each child tries. Parents see the day through photos, daily reports, and work sent home. Our Multi-sensory rooms use colors, shapes, and patterns to spark curiosity, plus an indoor gym and outdoor play area.

Curriculum matters because skills build on each other. A child who sorts blocks at two counts and compares them at four. A child who listens at circle follows directions at home. When teachers plan ahead, days feel predictable and children relax into trying hard things. You notice it at home: longer attention, new words, more independence. Ask us how we plan for your child's age.

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