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Martha Dingerson, Director Martha graduated from College of the Ozark in 1993 with a bachelor’s degree in Child Psychology. She has worked in childcare for 17 years. She enjoys working with the 4 and 5 year olds and getting them ready for school.
Melissa Lounsbury, Co-Director She worked for the Bolivar Co-op for several years. Her responsibilities included working with preschool special needs students. She provided individual services for certain children. She also has been an asset to Wee Care for 13 years.
Elizabeth Worthington, President Elizabeth graduated from Missouri Southern State University with her Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education in 1999. She went on further and obtained her Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction in 2003. She has worked with children for 28 years. Her favorite thing to do is reading and playing with the children. She likes to see children’s faces light up when they learn something new.
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Wee Care Preschool Day Care Center believes that each child is a unique individual and that all children can learn through play-based approach. Our preschool program provides curriculum that reaches the three learning styles. The kinesthetic learner prefers hands on approach through manipulatives. The auditory learners prefers to sing songs every day. The Visual learner prefers seeing how to do things. Wee Care provides a nurturing play-based environment that fosters the three learning styles and acceptance of individual differences.
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Wee Care Prechool is close to the public school. We are within walking distance to the downtown area that has a city pool, movie theater, public community center, and the library.
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Wee Care Preschool Day Care Center teaches the children math, science, art, and early literacy. The curriculum we use is Frog Street Press. The program uses songs to teach the colors, shapes and letters of the alphabet. Another aspect of their adventure is taking field trips with the children and learning how to be a part of a community.