Children learn through play. They learn to understand things (literacy) make friends (socialization), make things happen (science), make things appear (art), make food (cooking projects), make things work (math), and have fun doing it all! House of Children offers a secure and comfortable place for your child to play and learn much of what they need to know as they grow! We enjoy helping your child along that path.
With our carefully planned curriculum, emphasizing Pre-Math, Pre-Literacy, Pre-Science and assistance with the development of kindness, empathy and other socially appropriate behaviors, House of Children provides the stepping-stones to success!.
Grades: PK-8 | 177 students1.9 miles 3013 S. Country Club Rd. Woodstock, IL 60098 (815) 338-0013
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5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
54/20/2015
House of Children is an excellent place for my children. They have an amazing staff who are really committed to making a positive difference in the kids'' lives. They are genuine, caring people and I highly recommend House of Children.
- Posted by Parent - Tessa
57/4/2014
The teachers and staff at House of Children are excellent. They show genuine concern and caring for the children. They keep them occupied with activities that are structured and fun.
- Posted by Parent - margi
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