Social and Emotional Growth

This category offers in-depth guidance on the development of children's social and emotional health. Learn strategies for fostering independence, teaching effective communication, navigating social dynamics, and cultivating crucial skills like resilience, self-control, and a strong sense of self.

Preschool aged child trying ramen noodles during exploration of Chinese New Year celebration

Weekly Update March 20 - Noodles, Dragons and Leprechauns, Oh My!

Celebrate global learning at the Fox Hill School preschool as children explore China and Ireland through hands-on, play-based activities. From creating a vibrant Chinese dragon dance and practicing fine motor skills with symbolic art to discovering Irish music, shamrocks, and playful leprechaun mischief, this engaging preschool curriculum builds creativity, teamwork, and cultural awareness. Discover how experiential learning brings the world into the classroom while supportin

Weekly Updates

Lauren Bosse

Mar 234 min read

preschool aged child playing with a sorting game at the Fox Hill School in Danvers, MA

Nurturing Independence: The Importance of Supporting Self-Sufficiency in the Preschool Years

The preschool years, typically ages 3 to 5, are a time of tremendous growth, exploration, and discovery. Children in this stage are naturally driven to assert themselves, make choices, and try new things. Supporting this emerging independence is essential, not only for their day-to-day confidence but also for the development of critical life skills that foster long-term success in school and beyond.

Social and Emotional Growth

Melanie Little

Feb 25 min read