A Nurturing Community of (Little & Big) Humans
We believe that children are capable of co-constructing their own educational experiences.
We provide a warm and nurturing environment, filled with experiential opportunities that change and grow constantly to meet each child's progress on the learning continuum. We believe that every child deserves to know the power of their own voice and the value of their own ideas, contributing positively to their community and the world at large.
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"My daughter knew that her teachers always listened to her and that her words are being taken seriously. For me, this is what brings the joy of learning to a child and I hope my daughter will have that throughout her school years."
"I see IJP not only as a fabulous source for Jewish education for my child, but also as an excellent school with a nurturing atmosphere and as a warm and happy environment. There is no greater happiness for a parent then seeing their child walk into class self-assured, with a big “good morning” smile on his face. We are so happy to see our daughter eager to go to school and doing it with such a joy and confidence!! I wish these things to every family!"
“As a parent (and music teacher) I was impressed by the way that movement and music are incorporated into every aspect of the IJP day. They are not taught in isolation, but are integrated seamlessly throughout the day, whether through singing about the seasons or transitioning from one activity to another.”
“My children are always smiling when I pick them up from the Intown Jewish Preschool. They are proud to show me all the new things they have created and cant wait to tell me all they have done and learned. The teachers are thoughtful and attentive. They love my children. I know when I drop my children off at IJP they are going to be loved and nurtured in an environment that allows them to grow in their own ways and in their own time”
featured insights
Puppets: A Multi-Sensory Experience
Puppetry is a multi-sensory way to tell the stories of a child’s inner world. The Kitah Daled students made their own puppets out of a variety of collage materials, feeling ownership and pride in their puppets.
Kitah Gimmel’s cardboard masks
The Kitah Gimmel children have been working with recycled materials this year. Recently, the children have been exploring cardboard tools. Morah Jessica offered the children an opportunity for the children to make their own masks.
Kitah bet makes fairy houses
This project was inspired by the children’s thread of interest over the year: building in nature.
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