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Carpe Diem Private Preschool - Frisco
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My three year old son has been attending Carpe Diem since he was 1 ? years old. Since he has been at the school, he has become very independent in his thinking and in his behavior. He is learning how to relate what he learns in class to his everyday experiences and observations. For example, in his class they did an art project of Beethoven. The project required him to sponge paint Beethoven?s hair on construction paper. He came home telling me his Auntie Stacy has big hair like Beethoven. My proudest moment of his independence just happened recently. He woke up at 4 am and went to potty all by himself. He didn?t come to my room at all. When he was done, he climbed into his bed and went back to sleep. I said to myself, ?My baby is growing up.?
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