
| Introduction and Announcements |
|   Mission
Statement A child grows in many ways: physically,
emotionally, intellectually and socially. At KinderHaus, the goal is
to give each child the room, the guidance, and the encouragement to
develop confidently in each area of growth. There will be
opportunities to play and learn; to be curious creatively, and to
feel success through achievement in an atmosphere of faith, hope,
and love. The children will be appreciated for themselves and their
feelings recognized as valid. Kinderhaus will provide for a warm,
vital environment in which each child can live and achieve in a
manner that will be of lasting value to them and their families.
Parents are expected to participate in Center activities. The are
the child's first and most important teachers. The partnership
between KinderHaus and the home will hive unity and continuity to
the child's life. KinderHaus is here to serve.
 Welcome to
KinderHaus.org! We'll, it's finally here! Welcome to
KinderHaus.org, our latest addition to the KinderHaus family. We
hope to make good use of this techology. In the coming months we
will begin to post KinderNews, our KinderHaus newsletter and add to
it to make this site a resource for current and prospective parents.
Welcome and enjoy!
 At
KinderHaus, we welcome you and your child! The early years are very
important for a child's social and intellectual range of growth. We
feel that each child is a special individual possessing unique
skills and knowledge. All children have, and are, special gifts.
KinderHaus is pleased to have you visit us.

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Cleveland
Park: 3400 Lowell St.
NW Washington, DC 20016 ph. (202) 686-3570 fx. (202)
686-2538
 Chevy
Chase: 5307 Conn. Ave.
NW Washington, DC 20015 ph. (202) 244-0719
| 
Children Learn What They Live |
If a child lives with criticism, He learns to
condemn. If a child lives with
hostility, He learns to fight. If
a child lives with ridicule, He learns to be shy. If a child lives with shame, He learns to feel
guilty. If a child lives with
tolerance, He learns to be patient. If
a child lives with
encouragement, He learns confidence. If a child lives with praise, He learns to
appreciate. If a child lives with
fairness, He learns justice. If
a child lives with security, He learns to have faith. If a child lives with approval, He learns to
like himself. If a child lives with
acceptance
and friendship, He learns to
find
love in the
world. | |