Why I'm Big Now Learning Center?
We are committed to provide for all areas of a child’s development: physical, emotional, social, and cognitive. We base our program on accepted theories of child development. We recognize each child as an individual, appreciating childhood as an unique and valuable stage of the human life cycle.
Meet Our Teachers
The Mission of I’m Big Now is to provide the best early childhood
educational program.
Classroom Facilities
I’m Big Now’s new home is at the Westmoreland Business Center (WBC), Shavertown PA. This fully-renovated facility was the original Dallas High School and then the Dallas Elementary School.
I’m Big Now offers large classrooms that are safe and secure with plenty of parking and outside play space.
Education
We are committed to provide for all areas of a child’s development: physical, emotional, social, and cognitive. We base our program on accepted theories of child development.
Activities
We recognize each child as an individual, appreciating childhood as an unique and valuable stage of the human life cycle.
Friendship
We support the close ties between child and family and recognize that children are best understood and supported in the context of family, culture, community, and society.
Development
The Philosophy of I’m Big Now is to build the foundation for years of success in school. We will prepare your child both socially and academically for entering school. Fun hands-on activities will be provided to promote the learning of basic skills and concepts, problem solving, sharing and respect for others.
Our Results Speak for themsleves!
Established in 1995, I’m Big Now is owned and operated by Pennsylvania
Certified Early Education Teachers. Hands-on learning, experiments, games
and activities are included in a curriculum that is developed and updated to
meet or exceed the Pennsylvania Standards for Early Learning.
PASS RATE A
HAPPY CHILDREN
HAPPY PARENTS
Your Children
The Philosophy of I’m Big Now is to build the foundation for years of success in school. We will prepare your child both socially and academically for entering school. Fun hands-on activities will be provided to promote the learning of basic skills and concepts, problem solving, sharing and respect for others.
We are committed to provide for all areas of a child’s development:
- Physical
- Emotional
- Social
- Cognitive
Your child’s safety is our priority. Our new space is completely secure with an electronic door access system. Only certified personnel will have access cards and all activity is monitored. There is also an extensive indoor/outdoor video surveillance system recording all day, every day.
We are expertly trained and pride ourselves on making sure your child has fun learning everyday.
Our staff is specially trained in child development, and continues to stay
current and informed on current child development issues.
Our Mission: Provide the best early childhood educational program.
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Big News
PA Game Commission Officer visits I’m Big Now Learning Center
On Monday June 17th, Officer Macko from the Pennsylvania Game Commission visited I’m Big Now Learning Center to talk about local animals. He brought furs from animals like the beaver, red and gray foxes, raccoon, coyote, and more. Officer Macko shared fun facts about each animal before the campers got to go touch each of […]
Guest Reader Visits I’m Big Now
On Friday, March 1st,2024, Kyle Hammer and Tux from the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins came to celebrate Read Across America Week with I’m Big Now students. Nick Hart read Hop on Pop by Dr. Suess to the students. Then Tux danced the Penguin Dance with the students. Pictured is: Front Row- Madilynn Mitchell, Jack Van Jura, […]
Meteorologist Visits I’m Big Learning Center
On Wednesday, February 28, 2024, Logan Westrope, meteorologist from the WBRE, came to celebrate Read Across America Week with I’m Big Now students. Logan Westrope read a weather book and If You Give a Mouse a Cookie to the students. Then Logan Westrope answered questions from the students and teachers about weather. Pictured is: Front […]