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Setting New Year’s Goals for Your SLC Preschooler
As a parent of a preschooler in Utah, it can be hard to know where to begin when setting goals for the New Year. You want your little one to reach their full potential while balancing other important aspects of life. As a preeminent preschool in Salt Lake City, Utah, Lit’l Scholars Learning Centers understands

5 Ways to Teach Preschoolers the Joy of Giving
For many, the holiday season is when we reflect on what we are thankful for and think about ways to give back. For preschoolers, this can be a difficult concept to grasp. They are used to receiving presents and may need help understanding why giving is important. We at Lit’l Scholars Learning Centers have over

How to Help Your Preschooler Express Gratitude
As we enter the giving months, it’s important to teach our preschoolers the value of expressing gratitude. After all, gratefulness is linked to happiness, health, and even success later in life. The experienced childcare providers at Lit’l Scholars Learning Centers in Salt Lake City, UT, understand that showing thankful behavior can be difficult for young

Autumn Teaching Activities for Your Preschooler
It’s that time of year again! The leaves are changing color, the air is getting cooler, and pumpkins are everywhere. If you’re like most parents, you’re probably wondering how to explain autumn to your preschooler. Lit’l Scholars Learning Centers has been offering childcare solutions in Salt Lake City for 20 years. And we believe in

How to Ease Your Preschooler Into Attending Class
The first few days and weeks of your preschool child attending class can be tough for both of you. Your little one is suddenly thrust into a new environment with new people and new rules, and it can be hard for them to adjust. At the same time, you as a parent are dealing with

Child Preschool Prep: Visit, Explanation, Listening
With the summer break period ending and kids around the country returning to school, this is an exciting but sometimes-anxious time for both parents and students. This can be especially true for younger children who are entering a certain level of school for the first time, and a great example here is 4- and 5-year-old