LEEC's Unique Property - A World of New Discoveries

Spring has arrived at our preschool, and with it comes a world of new discoveries waiting to be explored. Our school grounds lies at the corner of Home and Olentangy River roads and our property offers some hidden gems. One example is a winding path on the backside of the property that leads to a tiny pond, where preschoolers can embark on an enchanting adventure in search of new life. This week some of our classes got outdoors and took a journey through this magical landscape, where every step reveals the wonders of spring. Away from the hustle and bustle of the playground, this tranquil trail offers a peaceful retreat where little ones can connect with nature and marvel at its beauty.

Spring is a season of renewal, and our preschoolers eagerly scoured the landscape in search of signs of new life. They walked along the stone path through the tall trees, eyes wide with wonder, as they spy delicate buds emerging from branches and tiny shoots pushing their way through the earth. With each discovery, they learn valuable lessons about growth and the cycle of life, nurturing their sense of wonder and appreciation for the natural world.

As our journey along the path came to an end, our preschoolers returned to the classroom with hearts full of wonder and minds buzzing with excitement. Their experience exploring the property, path and pond at our preschool has ignited a newfound love for nature, inspiring them to cherish and protect the world around them. With each passing day, they eagerly anticipate their next adventure outdoors, eager to continue their exploration of the wonders of spring.

At Liberty Early Education Center in the Powell/Delaware area, spring is not just a season – it's a magical journey of discovery, adventure, and wonder. Through our exploration of the acreage and the winding path on our property, preschoolers develop a deep appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the natural world. As they immerse themselves in hands-on exploration and engage their senses in the sights and sounds of spring, they cultivate a lifelong love for nature that will continue to blossom and grow with each passing season.