It is officially winter! That can only mean one thing--cold weather is on its way. Below are some winter safety tips that will keep your children safe and warm this season.
Dress for the Occasion
Winters on Long Island can be very chilly. It is very important that you dress your children accordingly. On cold days, they should wear a winter jacket, warm boots, gloves, a scarf and mittens.
How to Stay Healthy
You are more likely to get sick during the cold winter months. To avoid the common cold and the flu, be sure to wash your hands frequently. It is also a good idea to cough or sneeze into the of your elbow. This can prevent the spreading of illnesses.
We
hope that the tips above will keep your child safe this winter. Looking for a superior nursery school on Long Island? If so,
choose Miss Sue's Nursery School! Don't wait until the summer is over to
enroll. Call 516-938-0894 today to inquire about enrollment.
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It is no secret that children love playtime. They are always running around and playing with different toys. At times, it may seem very random and sporadic. Below are some reasons why unstructured play is important.
Having unstructured play as a child can help you become a successful adult. This is due to the fact that things can change quickly during playtime. From a young age, children learn how to adapt to change. This comes in handy later in adulthood when life can be very unpredictable.
Children also learn social skills through play. It might be the first time they have really interacted with their peers. The sooner children learn social skills, the better. It will only help them communicate and work with others in the future.
Playtime
is necessary for children because they are playful by nature. We
believe in a multi-sensory approach to learning that is provided through
play. Are you looking for a superior nursery school on Long Island? Look no
further than Miss Sue's Nursery School! Call 516-938-0894 today to
inquire about enrollment.
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Miss Sue's has been around for over 50 years. That's a long time! Are you interested in learning about how it all began? If so, keep reading to learn about the history of Miss Sue's Nursery School.
Humble Beginnings
Sue Kuznetz founded Miss Sue's in 1958. Classes were originally held at her home in the basement. Word quickly spread throughout the community about her groundbreaking curriculum and teaching methods.
Time To Expand
The basement could no longer keep up with the demands of her many students. In 1968, she bought a house on Old Country Road and transformed it into Miss Sue's Preschool. In 1968, Sue's son Ronnie decided to help out with the family business.
A Family Legacy
Sue retired in 1975 and moved to Florida. She passed on the torch to Ronnie. It wasn't long before he got his family involved. Ronnie’s daughter and son-in-law, Marissa and Mike Wagenberg, son Mike Kuznetz, and step-son Matt Spolansky help make Miss Sue's what it is today. They are always looking for new teaching methods and educational materials that will enrich the program.
At Miss Sue's Nursery School, we go to great lengths to provide your children the best education available. That's why we have been voted the "Best Nursery School" for the past six years! We invite you to visit our school and see our program in action. Please call us for an appointment or with any questions (24 hours/7 days a week) at 516-938-0894.
Have you ever wondered what a typical day at Miss Sue's is like? Wonder no more! Find out what goes on at Miss Sue's on a daily basis.
Daily Schedule
Each day at Miss Sue's is filled with enriching, challenging and creative activities. In particular, we focus on arts & crafts, puzzles, games, dramatic play, circle time and much more! We make sure that the individual needs of each child are met.
Special Events
Some days are spent going to special events. We have parent-child orientations, birthday celebrations, new baby celebrations, holiday themed parties, super-star days, cooking classes, book swaps, puppet shows, music demonstrations and our parent-child breakfast.
At Miss Sue's Nursery School, we go to great lengths to provide your children the best education available. That's why we have been voted the "Best Nursery School" for the past six years! We invite you to visit our school and see our program in action. Please call us for an appointment or with any questions (24 hours/7 days a week) at 516-938-0894.
Winters on Long Island can be very chilly. It is very important that you dress your children accordingly. On cold days, they should wear a winter jacket, warm boots, gloves, a scarf and mittens. 
