New Berlin KinderCare
Open today 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Description provided by the business.Childcare center and preschool program for infants through Pre-Kindergarten. Site utilizes a play-based curriculum focused on inspiring a love of learning through a combination of early academics and social-emotional development. Infant and toddler programs focus on language development and hands-on exploration while preschoolers are introduced to early math, literacy and self-expression. Classrooms are designed to encourage safe exploration and promote independence.
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New Berlin KinderCare is now enrolling for one or more spaces.
Location Info
13000 Beloit Rd
New Berlin, WI 53151
| Monday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Accreditations
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NAEYC
Military Assistance
- Military Fee Assistance (MCCYN/CCA): MCCYN
Financial Aid
- Offers Financial Aid
Languages Spoken
- English
Location Details
- Meals are provided.
Programs Offered
Infant Daycare
Toddler Daycare
Schedules
Full Time
Calendar
Full Year
Potty Training
Not Required
Description
Toddlers are on the go, exploring and learning new things throughout each day. Classrooms are kid-size in design, allowing children to do more things independently, building their self-confidence. Photos of the children’s families cover the walls of the classroom, creating a sense of community. Daily routine includes: outdoor play, circle time, dance & movement, reading, art, music, and free play.
Education Types
- Academic-Based
- Play-Based
Discovery Preschool
Schedules
Full Time
Calendar
Full Year
Description
Preschool program designed to create a strong academic and social foundation. Teachers introduce math, literacy, and science. Activities also include music, movement, art, pretend play, and group games. Children become an active part of their classroom community.
Education Types
- Academic-Based
- Play-Based
School Age Before and After Care
Schedules
Before Care, After Care
Calendar
School Year
Description
Before and after school program focused on the developmental areas of: creative expression, community, literacy, inquiry-based learning, character development, and executive function. Daily routine includes: time for puzzles and games, science, math and construction, library, and creative arts. Teachers will also provide help with homework. Your child will have the opportunity to start clubs, create projects, and become a junior leader. Program provides daily physical activity and snacks.
Education Types
- Academic-Based
- Play-Based
Licensing
New Berlin KinderCare is a licensed child care center.
Type
Licensed Child Care Center
Identifier
1010067
Capacity
110
Issued
11/05
Parent Reviews
We had an unfortunate bad experience with our son's previous daycare and when we had to start looking for a new daycare this summer due to John's job transfer, I was reminded once again of how amazing KinderCare really is. No other daycare center can even compare and I was appalled by some of the things that we witnessed during a daycare tour close to our home-all I could think was, "This would never happen at KinderCare." I never once had to worry about our son's well-being when he was in their care and I was consistently impressed with the overall daycare center, programs, curriculum, and his teachers. I really can't say enough good things about our entire experience and I'm sure other parents feel the same way.
My children have been at the New Berlin KinderCare center for over a year and a half. I couldn't be more pleased with everything they do! The consideration, nurturing, and compassion they have for the children is amazing. I'm so grateful for Lisa, Brooke, Karol, Sue, Heather, Jen, Linda, and April! Without them, I'd be a stay-at-home mom with no peace of mind during separation times during the day/work!
Rule #1 of cooking class: bittersweet chocolate just doesn't taste good. Our daughter learned that the hard way. In the middle of cooking class with Ms. Linda, she was eyeing chocolate on the counter and thrilled when her teacher let her have just a bit. Joy quickly turned to discontent when she realized that she was eating bittersweet chocolate, not semisweet chocolate. This is just one example of how the enrichment classes at KinderCare have helped our daughter become the quizzical four-year-old she is today. Through cooking, she felt a sense of accomplishment in completing a project from start to finish. There was wonderment in seeing that flour, sugar, eggs, and other ingredients could come together and make brownies or cookies. On top of that, she got to eat the delicious results at the end! (And let's be honest, Mom and Dad loved being able to taste test as well.) While we were all happy with the results from cooking class, I admit hearing her say, "Mom, I want to take phonics," really made me happy. Dave and I want her to enjoy learning, and we feel that phonics gives her an opportunity to learn without her realizing it. Learning is fun, and the phonics class she's is in has shown that. Not only does she have a better understanding of letters and sounds, but she can write her name, recognize letters and words, and has begun asking about how she can learn to read. Talk about great preparation for kindergarten--and that's still more than a year away. The biggest compliment to Phonics happened in May. On a Mother's Day mission to get the perfect card, Dave told her to sign her name. She did without question or needing help. Taking it one step forward, he then said, "Okay, put Mom's name on the envelope." She did--no questions asked. Less than a year ago, she didn't recognize all her letters by sight. Now, thanks to the endless work of her phonics teachers, she can write her letters, spell words by sight, and write words all on her own.