Our Preschool in Ryan Helps Children Build Life Skills

Your child is growing by leaps and bounds during the preschool years. Make sure it’s in a holistic way with help from Celebree School® of Ashburn Farm. At our preschool, serving families in Ryan, Ashburn Farm, and nearby areas in VA, we go beyond the academics. We also work hard to instill a positive self-identity, so children develop confidence and self-assurance. In addition, we teach them to collaborate, share, and respect others, so they are ready for the leap into kindergarten.

Beyond Academics: Instilling Life Skills in Our Preschool

Our curriculum has been designed by experts and focuses on the whole child, including personal, social, and emotional growth. Some of the areas we help children develop include:

Learning to cope with uncertainty and new situations, regulating their emotions as they do.
Working in a positive way with their peers, collaborating and cooperating toward one common goal.
Treating adults and peers with kindness and respect, becoming a good listener and a good friend.
Gaining self-help skills, from following instructions and washing hands to putting on their coats and putting away belongings.
Become more comfortable engaging with others in activities, sharing their thoughts and ideas, and developing into an active, excited learner.

As your child grows socially and emotionally, they will start to make friends too, which is just another part of a healthy foundation. Meanwhile, whatever their age or stage, they will be learning at their own pace, while having that safe place to land in our caring and experienced hands.

Come Visit Our Preschool in Ryan, VA!

Ready to find out more? Just call us and set up your visit. Bring your child so you can both explore our special environment, inside and out, and find out if it’s the right choice for your family. We can also answer questions or concerns, so you can make a decision you feel good about, one that will set your child up for success.

The preschool at Celebree School of Ashburn Farm is open to children from ages two through five in: