At Discovery School we believe children learn best through play, this is why we sought out to create the first play based program in the heart of the DFW Mid Cities. Our curriculum focuses on project based learning, STEM, healthy habits, art, a love of nature and good citizenship. Your child will learn, grow and be loved here!
Why Discovery School?
1. Small class sizes
2. Play based
3. STEM inspired
4. Nature focused
5. Highly qualified teachers
6. Half day option
7. A focus on healthy living
8. Highly qualified staff
Terrific Twos: 2 year olds
Must turn 2 by August 1st
August 8th - May 23rd
Tuesday & Thursday
8:30 AM- 12:30 PM
Curriculum Focus: Supporting your two's "can do" attitude" through language development, gross motor skills, fine motor skills, social and emotional development and healthy habits
*Two's do not need to be potty trained, however pull ups preferred
ONE SPOT REMAINING
Little Inventors: 3- 4 years old
Must turn 3 by August 1st
August 8th - May 23rd
Tuesday & Thursday
8:30 AM- 12:30 PM
Curriculum Focus: Nature, STEM, Art, Pre-Reading, Music, Good Citizenship
NO SPOTS REMAIN
Explorers: Age 4-6
August 8th - May 23rd
Tuesday & Thursday
8:30 AM- 3:00 PM
Curriculum Focus: Kindergarten Readiness, Nature, STEM, Art, Pre- Reading, Music, Math, Good Citizenship
ONE SPOT REMAINING
Terrific Twos:
8:30-12:30
Little Inventors
8:30-12:30
All students must be three and potty trained by the first day of school
Explorers:
8:30-3:00
Fee's includes one Discovery School polo shirt to be worn each Tuesday
Sibling Discount Available
Margaret Taylor is originally from Keller, Texas. She earned a BA in Anthropology from Southwestern University in 2017. Margaret then went on to work for the Williamson Museum in Georgetown, Texas as their museum curator. Margaret is passionate about child development, museum studies, interactive play, and individualized and accessible l
Margaret Taylor is originally from Keller, Texas. She earned a BA in Anthropology from Southwestern University in 2017. Margaret then went on to work for the Williamson Museum in Georgetown, Texas as their museum curator. Margaret is passionate about child development, museum studies, interactive play, and individualized and accessible learning. She is a mother to two toddlers- Mae and Franklin. Margaret is thrilled to combine her personal and professional passions as a new Discovery Teacher with Project Play!
Isabel Shrouder is originally from the DFW area, she is currently finishing up her B.S in Child Development and will be pursuing her Master's at TWU in the Spring. With a passion for nurturing young minds and a wealth of real-world experience, she is committed to fostering a positive and engaging learning environment for all students. Is
Isabel Shrouder is originally from the DFW area, she is currently finishing up her B.S in Child Development and will be pursuing her Master's at TWU in the Spring. With a passion for nurturing young minds and a wealth of real-world experience, she is committed to fostering a positive and engaging learning environment for all students. Isabel has worked with children as a psychiatric nursing professional for over 10 years. She strives to provide a safe and stimulating environment that encourages exploration, creativity, and critical thinking. As a parent of two toddlers she will bring a unique understanding and empathy to the classroom with an unwavering commitment to nurturing and developing young minds.
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