Welcome to Little Learners

Fall Registrations begin Monday, January 22nd.  Be sure to request additional information here and schedule a tour.  We would be thrilled to show you around our amazing preschool!

Little Learners Christian Preschool is an academic-based, Christian preschool. 

• Every day at Little Learners, our students hear about Jesus' love for them.
• Our students are taught with a hands-on, exploratory approach to learning. 
• We offer a variety of programs and schedules to fit our preschool families' needs.

Please take a moment to explore our website and all the features and benefits Little Learners has to offer. 

Should you have further questions or would like to set up a tour of our preschool, please do not hesitate to contact us.

At this time, Little Learners is no longer accepting children of infant age.

Thank you for visiting with us today!

Sanine Beck, Director

402-840-1196

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As we near the start of school, several parents of children who will be coming to preschool for the first time have asked about ideas for making the separation transition easier.  I recently ran across this article and thought I would share it with all of you.  I have highlighted a section of the article below. 

Best No-Tear Ways to Say Bye to Kids

• Come up with a personal handshake only reserved for goodbyes. My kids love this! My youngest son and I always make our thumbs kiss. My oldest son and I have a pretty long handshake that I passed down from my brothers and me. Think of something unique and only share it with your kids — it’s your special good-bye connection!

• Share a picture. When you have to be separated, draw a picture on a half sheet of paper. Have your child draw a picture on one side and then write your child a note on the other side — adding a few pictures, stickers etc. Fold the note small enough to fit in your child’s pocket so they can easily look at it through the day.

• Give a Kissing Hand. Kiss your child’s palm and have her close up her hand and keep your kiss. When she misses you, she can then put it on her check or forehead.

• Come up with some silly good-bye phrases. We all know, “See you later, Alligator.” But what about all the other ones like “Chow, Chow, Brown Cow,” or “Better Swish, Jellyfish.” Pick your faves and say them with your munchkins!

I read a great article on GreatSchools.org listing 10 good reasons a child should attend preschool.  I encourage you to read it and then use it as a checklist when searching for a preschool for your child.

You can read it here.