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Nutritious Meals and Snacks

Creative Corner participates in the Federal Program (CACFP) and serves nutritious meals and snacks.  Learn More…

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My Plate Tip SheetsEnglishEspanol
MyPlate, MyWins Tips: Making Family Meals English Espanol
10 Tips: What’s Cooking? USDA Mixing BowlEnglish
MyPlate, MyWins Tips: Healthy Eating Solutions for Everyday Life English
10 Tips: Food Safety Tips for Preschoolers English
10 Tips: Build Healthy Mealtime Habits English
10 Tips: Enjoy Foods from Many Cultures English Espanol
10 Tips: Be an Active Family English Espanol
10 Tips: MyPlate Snack Tips for Parents English Espanol
10 Tips: Make Celebrations Fun, Healthy, and Active English Espanol
10 Tips: Cut Back on Your Kid’s Sweet Treats English Espanol
10 Tips: Be a Healthy Role Model for Children English Espanol
10 Tips: Kid-friendly Veggies and Fruits English Espanol

Frequently Asked Questions

What are your hours?

Monday through Friday 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM

What Holidays are Observed?
Achievers Child Development Center observes the following holidays.  Our center will be closed.

 

 

  • New Years’ Day
  • Good Friday
  • Memorial Day
  • Forth of July
  • Labor Day
  • Thanksgiving Day
  • Day after Thanksgiving
  • Christmas Eve (half day close early)
  • Christmas Day

**Any holiday that falls on Saturday or Sunday will be observed either on that Friday before or the Monday after the holiday.

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Quality Child Care – Best Practices in Action

Alex the Bear Goes to Child Care


Going to child care for the first time or entering a new child care setting can be a daunting experience for both children and parents. Alex the Bear seeks to make the transition exciting, enjoyable and a lot more fun! Join Alex as he prepares for his first adventure in child care. Provided By:  Child Care Aware – A Project of the Office of Child Care

Caregiver to Child Ratios


Learn more about the recommended ratio guidelines for caregivers and children in quality child care. The lower the ratio, the more one-on-one attention each child may receive. Provided By:  Child Care Aware – A Project of the Office of Child Care

Health & Safety


Health and safety measures are important in any child care facility. Child care programs should have plans and procedures in place to keep children safe from illness and injury. Provided By:  Child Care Aware – A Project of the Office of Child Care

Caregiver Interaction


Caregiver interaction is important for several reasons. A close level of caregiver supervision helps protect children from injury. Engaging children in activities and conversations promotes learning and improves language skills. Provided By:  Child Care Aware – A Project of the Office of Child Care

Activities


Daily, scheduled activities provided for children in child care and early education programs offer opportunities for children to develop, practice skills and learn. Provided By:  Child Care Aware – A Project of the Office of Child Care

Training & Education


Child development training for child care staff helps ensure quality programs for children. Child care providers should also receive training on a variety of health and safety topics. Provided By:  Child Care Aware – A Project of the Office of Child Care