Thrive Child Care and Family Resource Center will begin caring for children in the fall of 2018 to meet the needs of families in Rochester, Minnesota. We believe that everyone should live in a community where all children are prepared for school and success in life. Thrive also believes that supporting families is a key to the success of our community.
Thrive Child Care and Family Resource Center will be building community, one family at a time. Infants develop new skills every day as they explore and learn about their world through their senses. Our infant classrooms provide experiences that respond to infant's natural curiosity and emerging skills.
Thrive Child Care and Family Resource Center will be building community, one family at a time. Infants develop new skills every day as they explore and learn about their world through their senses. Our infant classrooms provide experiences that respond to infant's natural curiosity and emerging skills.
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Thrive Child Care and Family Resource Center began caring for children in the fall of 2018 meeting the needs of families in Rochester, Minnesota. We believe that everyone should live in a community where all children are prepared for school and success in life. Thrive also believes that supporting families is a key to the success of our community.
Infants
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During this time infants are building important brain connections as well as lots of language. Infants are eager to explore their environments through their senses while interacting with a variety of textures and materials. They are working on many large motor milestones as they move from reaching to rolling to walking!
Toddlers
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Toddlers need opportunities to explore new objects, practice new and familiar skills, problem solve and conquer new challenges. Toddlers experience discovery through active play while participating in hands-on learning throughout their environment. They begin to "cement" their large motor skills and get steady on their feet.
Preschoolers
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Preschool children enjoy participating in purposeful play and develop friendships along the way. They are drawn to dramatic play, trying out new roles as they cook, take care of stuffed pets, or sell pretend groceries. They continue to develop their social and emotional skills by making friends, beginning to solve social problems and talking about their feelings.
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Thrive Child Care and Family Resource Center is looking for caring, knowledgeable and experienced individuals to join our team. We are currently seeking assistant teachers and classroom aides. We offer an excellent employment package that includes paid time off, paid holidays, a competitive wage and professional development opportunities.
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