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Growing Together, Learning Forever
Growing Together, Learning Forever
We have so much in store for your child in the Wee Weber Early Childhood Lab.
Wee Warrior’s objective is to help high school students learn appropriate practices when teaching young children.
Objectives for the children: high school students will be teaching the children in all the basic areas of childhood learning, including: math, science, language, reading, music, art, gross motor and fine motor skills and much more.
Age Days Hours Prices
3 year old class Tuesday & Thursday 8:15am - 10:45pm $90/month
(turning 4 after Sept 1)
4 year old class Monday, Wednesday & Friday 8:15am - 10:45pm $110/month
(turning 5 after Sept 1)
*Paid online each month.
Class sizes are limited to 18 per class. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. If classes fill up, a waiting list will be started and you will be notified of openings according to the list. To register, complete the registration form above & submit it with the $35 registration fee*. Registration is not complete until the form & fee are received.
To register please Click Here
If you have any questions please contact Criss Wheeler, Abby Martin, or Stephanie Little. Contact information is listed below.
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
It is our goal to provide a nurturing, and stimulating environment where young minds can flourish through play-based learning, fostering curiosity, creativity, and social-emotional development. We are committed to partnering with families and the community to cultivate a foundation for lifelong learning and success.
Purpose
Purpose
Provide an on-site training center for high school students in the Child Development and Early Childhood Classes at Weber High School.
Provide nurturing, quality child care, developmentally appropriate learning experiences in a safe and secure environment for preschoolers.
High School Student Involvement
High School Student Involvement
Through the Wee Warriors Preschool, Weber High provides an opportunity for high school students to be trained as preschool teachers in a preschool setting. Early Childhood Education 1, 2, & 3 students will have ample experience in observing and seeing first-hand the developmental stages and levels of small children. Early Childhood Education students will assist with and have hands-on experience in teaching children, under the direction of the Early Childhood Teacher and Early Childhood Lab Facilitator. High school students will develop lesson plans in math, art, science, music, and language. These lesson plans will be coordinated with the weekly and monthly preschool themes.
Stephanie Little
Stephanie Little
stlittle@wsd.net
Supervisor of Early Childhood Lab
Family and Consumer Science Teacher
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