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Children's Home Society Of California
4900 Airport Plaza Dr Ste 100, Long Beach, CA 90815
Children's Home Society Of California
1300 W 4th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
"Learning through play and exploration"
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 562-864-8651
- Address:
- 12079 Ferina St Norwalk, CA 90650
- Link:
- Categories
- Day Care Centers & Nurseries, Child Care, Preschools & Kindergarten
- Services / Products
- We offer child care services to infants, toddlers, preschool children, and school-aged children. We care for the children in our home in Norwalk, CA.
- Payment Options
- Location
- We are located near Edmondson Elementary. Major cross streets are Excelsior Dr. and Norwalk Blvd.
- Neighborhood
- Norwalk
- Amenities
- We provide healthy, well-balanced meals. We serve breakfast, lunch, and PM snack. We are enrolled with Options Food Program. They monitor us and make sure we serve the appropriate portions of the required food groups in each meal.
- Languages
- Spanish
- Associations
- Children's Home Society, City of Norwalk Child Care Services, CalWorks.
General Info
We´ve been in business since September 2009! We are located in Norwalk, California. We provide indoor space for children to play, explore, and learn. We also provide a playground with a sand box, play house, play structures, and bike trail. Our mission is to offer high quality child care and fun learning experiences for children all ages. The owner, Alma Madrigal, is a licensed child care provider and preschool teacher. She looks forward to serving the Norwalk community and the surrounding communities. Her teaching style reflects the Reggio Emilia Approach. Reggio Emilia is a small town in Italy. Reggio schools began soon after World War II, when people from the town began building schools for the children. "In Reggio the child is viewed as strong, powerful, rich in potential, driven by the power of wanting to grow, and nurtured by adults" (Wurm, 16). Children do not follow a scripted curriculum; they are free to explore the environment and the materials offered. Through exploration of materials, children express their ideas, demonstrate what they know, and what they are learning. The curriculum grows from the children’s interests, which are observed in the documentation of children’s work. Our center's environment incorporates nature elements and a home-like setting. Children are exposed to nature elements, self-guided free play, exploration of plants and animals, books, arts and crafts, music and movement, dramatic play, problem solving and critical thinking activities,cooking, outdoor exploration, nature walks, and fieldtrips. Children's learning is visible through documentation/photos. The purpose of documentation is to take note of children's growth over time; for teachers to reflect on children's work and plan future activities; and to share with parents and the community what is happening in our center! :)