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South Madison Child Development Incorporated

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Telephone: (608) 250-4762 · Website: http://www.childdevelopme...

Contact Info

South Madison Child Development Incorporated
412 S. Baldwin St.
Madison, WI 53703

http://www.childdevelopmentinc.com/

Tel: (608) 250-4762

Director: Director: Kari Butzman
cdikari@tds.net

Source: This information was compiled by Savvy Source

School Philosophy and Mission

"Our mission is to provide childcare which encourages, enhances and reinforces the development of each child as a whole child, respecting each family's uniqueness.
Preschool children need to be activ...
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School

"Typical preschool activities as part of the routine. They may include:
Circle Time: All children meet together to sing songs, play games, dance or read stories.
Large Group Time: Children play tog...
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Key Statistics

Extended day	No
Age cutoff for enrollment	1 years

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Application Information

Applications accepted	After a phone conversation with the appropriate person at the school
Acceptance criteria:	Diversity

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Looking Forward to Our Favorite Holiday Rituals

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A lot of the joy of the holidays is anticipating all of the special things we do at this time of year. So let's savor all of these rituals we enjoy with our children before, during, and after they happen! Here are the ones we

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Montessori? Waldorf? Play-based?

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Today's “Preschool’s Out” Activity

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Help your little one to learn good manners by having a tea party. Set a table with your finest plastic ware and be sure to use your best manners. Modeling this behavior in playtime helps your little one to remember it at dinner time.

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