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An ordinary week, in pictures

Real days, real rooms, nothing staged. Superhero training included. Want more? The castle walk-through has a second album.

About these photos: every child you see here is a real EduCastle child, shared with written permission from their families. If a family ever wants a photo taken down, one message to the office is all it takes.

In the classrooms

Letters, easels, capes and one very good birthday.

Children in superhero capes and masks at EduCastle — Superhero training

Ms. Trina leading writing practice at the round table — Writing practice with Ms. Trina

Children painting cats on small easels around the yellow table — The painting studio

A teacher guiding a toddler's hand through letter tracing — One letter at a time

Children playing a letter-matching game on the alphabet rug — Alphabet hopscotch

A birthday celebration with Ms. Sana and the class — A castle birthday

Watercolor painting at EduCastle Learning Center — Watercolor hour

Writing practice at the round table at EduCastle Learning Center — Writing practice, round two

A child dressed up at EduCastle Learning Center — Dressed for the occasion

A child with their lunchbox at EduCastle Learning Center — Lunchbox pride

Out in the courtyard

Trikes, seesaws and serious yard work.

Full speed on the trike at EduCastle Learning Center — Full speed on the trike

Airplane arms at EduCastle Learning Center — Airplane arms

A meeting of two at EduCastle Learning Center — A meeting of two

Seesaw diplomacy at EduCastle Learning Center — Seesaw diplomacy

A flower, thoroughly inspected at EduCastle Learning Center — A flower, thoroughly inspected

Morning traffic on the lawn at EduCastle Learning Center — Morning traffic on the lawn

Yard work, taken seriously at EduCastle Learning Center — Yard work, taken seriously

The wiggle-car commute at EduCastle Learning Center — The wiggle-car commute

A toddler driving a toy truck in the EduCastle yard — The morning commute

Two children relaxing in garden chairs on the playground lawn — Recess diplomacy

The open house

The day we threw the gates open and the treats table did not survive.

The welcome desk at the EduCastle open house, stacked with treats — The treats table

Four of the EduCastle teachers in the front office — The welcome committee

The EduCastle team in their Creating Knights of Knowledge shirts — Same shirts, same team

The castle walls

The building takes the theme seriously: armor on the stairs, torchlight in the corridor, and a resident order of Knowledge Knights.

A suit of knight armor beside the castle-themed staircase at EduCastle — The knight on the stairs

Castle stone walls and a painted torch in the EduCastle corridor — Torchlight in the corridor

The castle-arch doorway at EduCastle — Through the castle gate

The Knowledge Knights wall display at EduCastle — The Knowledge Knights

A castle-themed classroom at EduCastle — A classroom with battlements

The crayon-framed welcome door at EduCastle — The welcome door

The EduCastle Learning Center sign on the building exterior — The castle from outside

The letterboard welcoming families to EduCastle's open house — August 10th, gates open

The rooms, ready and waiting

Taken before the children arrived, which is the only time they look like this.

Circle time at EduCastle Learning Center — Circle time

The infant room at EduCastle Learning Center — The infant room

The toddler room at EduCastle Learning Center — The toddler room

The younger preschool room at EduCastle Learning Center — The younger preschool room

Preschool and Pre-K at EduCastle Learning Center — Preschool & Pre-K

School-age room at EduCastle Learning Center — School-age room

The art center at EduCastle Learning Center — The art center

The reading wall at EduCastle Learning Center — The reading wall

Keep walking the castle

Ms. Trina Martin, Preschool Lead Teacher

Ms. Sana Ali, Owner and Director

Meet the Director

The front door of EduCastle Learning Center

Walk the Castle

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