Lindbergh Early Childhood Education

08/05/2026

Just five days left of the LECE Summer Reading Club! Don't forget to get another log sheet from the front desk binder to log your books! We are so close to our goal of 2,000 books!

07/14/2026

Please join us in welcoming Sarah Johnson to LECE! Sarah is our newest Administrative Assistant. If you're a Summer Camp family, you've already had the chance to meet her. For everyone joining us this fall, you'll find Sarah at our Center campus.

We're excited to welcome her to LECE and know she'll have a positive impact on our students, families, and staff.

07/13/2026

We hope you're all having a wonderful summer!

As the new school year gets closer, we wanted to make sure you have our Meet the Teacher event on your calendar.

On Thursday, August 20, come meet your child's classroom staff and see their classroom before the first day of school.

Half-Day Families: 2:30–4:00 p.m.
Full-Day Families: 4:00–5:30 p.m.

Classroom placements and room locations will be shared in early August.

We can't wait to welcome everyone back for another great school year!

05/29/2026

Our Caterpillar Room preschoolers turned a simple idea into something truly meaningful for Ronald McDonald House Charities and the impact is amazing. We are so proud of the way these students are learning about kindness, service and community.

Thank you, Mrs. Darr, for leading this incredible project year after year!

Click to read this great story!
https://callnewspapers.com/lindbergh-preschoolers-collect-thousands-of-can-tabs-for-ronald-mcdonald-house/

05/02/2026

The Lindbergh Early Childhood PTO is the absolute best!

They win FIRST PLACE 🏆 in our hearts for all of their support this year! Thank you to all the families who have participated in all of the PTO's events this year! 💚💛💚💛💚💛

This month we surprised our teachers and staff with an energy themed cheer cart full of their favorite caffeinated beverages!

05/01/2026

There are lots of benefits to being a part of an amazing school district, like Lindbergh Schools. One benefit that has been especially fun during our Month of the Young Child celebration has been our partnership with the students in the LHS Child Development II Class. Each week, they spend time connecting with our students, observing our teachers, and learning about child development. This week, the students culminated their work in our classrooms by leading a lesson.

The Turtle Class' student read a fan favorite - Giraffes Can't Dance and then introduced the students to her clarinet!

04/30/2026

We're singin' in the rain,
Just singin' in the rain,
What a glorious feeling,
We're happy again!

The springtime weather earlier this week did not stop our ECE Flyers from getting their groove on. Check out these adorable puddle jumpers!

04/28/2026

Dancing, clapping, stomping, marching, singing—this is more than fun (though it’s LOTS of fun 😄).

Music + Movement helps children to:
✨ develop language
✨ express emotions
✨ connect with others

When children move to music, both sides of their brain are activated—supporting memory, attention, and coordination.

💚 💛 At LECE, we’re learning through every beat and every move.

04/27/2026

IT'S MUSIC & MOVEMENT WEEK!
🎶 Car ride vibes on this Monday morning… What’s your child choosing when the music comes on?!

🎤 Singing on every street
💃 Dancing in their seat
👏 Clapping to the beat
🔁 Requesting the SAME song on repeat

👇 Drop your answer below and share what song your ECE Flyer is into these days!

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04/26/2026

💚 💛 Teamwork in action.

From sharing ideas to solving problems, our ECE Flyers showed us what it means to truly work together.

AND the best part??
These skills don’t stay at school—they grow at home, too!

Here are a few easy ways to keep building the FOUR Cs:
💬 Ask open-ended questions: “What’s your idea?”
🤝 Encourage turn-taking and sharing
💡 Celebrate trying something new
🩷 Notice teamwork: “You worked together!”

Little moments → BIG life skills.

👇 We’d love to hear from you:
What’s one way you saw your child use teamwork this past week?