By AshleyR June 27, 2014
You want a good daycare stop at this place is awesome the owners are always there. my son is 19 month he wake up in the morning saying daycare-daycare you better take him fast or he will make you in saint lol. I truly recommend this place is safe they teach the kids new things all the time , they have long hours and open on the weekend ...read more
By Carter Quinn at Citysearch September 12, 2011
Several of the teachers must not have made it past 6th grade. One teacher can barely pronounce the 5th grade spelling list. The same teacher could NEVER send home study sheets without SERIOUS errors. 2 teachers call the kids names- DAILY- things like- stupid, you suck, babies. One of these teachers also has tripped a child on purpose and thrown a football very hard at a child in order to hurt them. On more than ONE occasion I watched the so called vice principal bully children. They are major hypocrites. They are very judgemental. The 4th grade teacher actually told a child NOT to tell the parents the problems she was having in class. The teacher said "your mom doesn;t want to hear your problems". They are NOT accredited in any way and NONE of the teachers are certified. This school doesnt belong to any private school organization and is nothing more than a cult of morons. They abuse the kids. A vast majority of the teachers were REMOVED from another local private school for many many wrong doings. RUN...stay FAR FAR away from this school!! Do your research and trust me...you will RUN FAR AWAY!! They are dramatically behind in math and science by the way. They do not even deserve one star....but the site made me give a rating. This "school" should NOT be able to operate based on the issues the last several years...not just us...but LOTS of families have left in the last 3 years. ...read more
By misoveyo at Citysearch January 10, 2011
Staff is always great with my child. We love them all. Love Creative World- ...read more
TechPlayzone Summer Camp 2012 planning is in full swing. Facilitators will be teaching video game creation, 3D modeling, hands-on science, LEGO Mindstorms Robotics, and digital movie making. K-7th grade students can join the fun at TechPlayzone this summer. www.techplayzone.com/techplay/camp/camp.html. Call (813) 684-7329 to schedule a tour! ...read more
By Techplayzone April 01, 2012
Campers at TechPlayzone create their own video games, program and build LEGO robots, engage in hands-on science activities, and film and edit movies. Boys as well as girls ages 5-13 will have a blast during full day or half day camp at TechPlayzone. TechPlayzone is a science and technology center for young people located at 13208 Boyette Road, ¼ mile west of Bell Shoals Road. TechPlayzone offers monthly after school and homeschool workshops starting at $45 per month. Students meet one hour per week for video game creation workshops, robotics classes, animation classes, and Lego building clubs. TechPlayzone's sixth anniversary celebration which includes a LEGO building contest and SCRATCH Day Celebration is on May 21 from 9am-2pm. For more information about the contests, summer camp, workshops, hours, and costs call (813) 684-7329 or visitwww.techplayzone.com. ...read more
By Techplayzone April 19, 2010
TechPlayzone Community Events On Saturday, May 16 from 9am – 2pm, TechPlayzone will celebrate another successful year by sponsoring its annual LEGO Contest and its inaugural Scratch Programming Contest for young people. On May 16, Kindergarten – 5 grade students are invited to participate in a LEGO contest by bringing their best LEGO creation to TechPlayzone’s Anniversary Celebration. The contest is free and prizes will be awarded for the most complex and creative LEGO creations for students in K-1, 2-3, and 4-5 grade winners. This year, in addition to the annual LEGO contest, TechPlayzone is also sponsoring a free Scratch Programming Contest. The contest is open to K – 7 grade students. Prizes will be awarded to K-2, 3– 4, 5 – 7 grade winners. The LEGO and Scratch Programming Contest details can be found atwww.techplayzone.com/techplay. “Scratch” is an award-winning programming language for young people developed by graduate students at MIT. May 16 is the world-wide “Scratch Day”. Events are being planned where people will come together to meet other Scratchers, share projects and experiences, and learn more about Scratch. TechPlayzone is proud to host the programming contest as part of the world-wide Scratch Day activities. TechPlayzone has been teaching programming to home school students, after school students, and TechPlayzone campers since December 2005. On Saturday, May 30 from 10am – 11am, TechPlayzone invites interested families to attend an informational meeting about First Lego League Robotics Competitions. First Lego League (FLL) is for young people ages 9-14. TechPlayzone has sponsored FLL teams for 3 years as a way of giving back to the community. For more information about Scratch Day, visithttp://day.scratch.mit.edu. For more information about First Lego League, visithttp://www.firstlegoleague.org. For more information about TechPlayzone, visithttp://www.techplayzone.com/techplay ...read more
By Techplayzone April 16, 2009
No matter what your child’s age, every parent wants to encourage their development and help them to reach those important developmental milestones. There are several things that parents can do to help this process along whether it is gross or fine motor development. ...read more
Afterschool care is an important thing when both parents work. You want to make sure that you have the safest and best possible afterschool caregiver to take care of your children while you are working. It’s less clear how much you should pay your afterschool caregiver for watching the children.... ...read more