If the gas tank on your car was low you wouldn’t hesitate to get gas, right? Well did you know your children have what’s called a love tank? Just like you needing to fill your gas tank for your car to run you need to fill the love tank of your child. Children just like adults need to feel loved. They need to know they are loved. There are many ways to do this. You help to build your child up and make them feel like they are worthy of something. Physical touch, quality time, a small meaningful gift, words of affirmation, and acts of service are the 5 love languages. Every child is different so what works for one may not work for another. What love language is your child?
Each classroom at KDO has a comfortable reading center for children to explore. The love
Painting, gluing, ripping, scissor work, and all kinds of arts and crafts help young children
Children learn pre-reading skills by listening to the story and following along independently.
Children learn pre-reading skills by listening to the story and following along independently.
Jeanette enjoys the soft fur during our visit from the Kettle Creek Environmental Center. Children
We learned how Zacceus cheated people, but when Jesus forgave him, he paid back all
The children helped prepare our delicious Thanksgivng lunch while learning about working together and sharing.
Parents learn from our teachers how to bring reading and writing skills into daily activities
Wishing a bright future for all our graduates! Congratulations class of 2015! You are ready
Young artists share their work with family and friends at our annual Art Show and
Our friends at Target put on a great program to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday!
Saturday, Oct. 18th, 9 am – 2 pm, at Mt. Pocono United Methodist Church. Great
The children got an inside view of the ambulance and learned how the emergency personnel
42 children crossed over the bridge and are ready for Kindergarten! KDO graduates move on
The children watched them transform from caterpillars to butterflies and now it’s time to let
Children explore dinosaur bones and learn all about these creatures from the past.
We learned all about Easter from our Bible Rotation. The children explored the contents of
Volunteers from Target entertained the children with Dr. Seuss books, goodie bags, and fun!
Nurse Jessie teaches the children about germs and how they spread. Here she demonstrates how
The children exchanged Valentine’s and had a special lunch and party during our Valentine’s Day
Children had a great time riding bikes, making crafts, singing carols, and eating pizza and
A KDO tradition lives on! Some of our parents remember making snow churches when they
The children learned about the first Christmas by setting up their Nativity scene, making snacks,
Children create their own basked of loaves and fish while learning about Jesus’ miracle.
That was the message the children received from our EMT friends on the ambulance.
Ms. Susan and Molly the Molar teach us about healthy food and how to brush
KDO children will be experienced bus passengers when they go to Kindergarten! We learned all
The children learned that Police Officers are there to help them. Officer Joe and his