Eva Holtz

Beth Emek Preschool was featured in the January 29, 2026, issue of The Independent newspaper, in an article entitled "Beth Emek Encourages Learning in Diverse Environment." Read it here!

Building on the success of 30+ years of a half-day preschool program, Beth Emek Preschool is excited to announce that, starting January 5, 2026, the program will offer a full-time, year-round option that runs from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm daily. …

Thanksgiving offers a great opportunity for preschoolers to practice gratitude and participate in a special day. Here are just a few easy ideas. Gratitude Tree or GarlandCut paper leaves (for a tree) or strips (for a garland). Each person writes…

Screens are a hard-to-avoid part of family life, but with a few simple guardrails, they don’t have to crowd out sleep, play, learning, or together time. Here are smart ways to strike a healthy balance for your preschooler. Make screen time…

We all know that big feelings are inevitable, but what’s the best way to respond? Two useful approaches are naming the feelings and practicing calming strategies. Name the Feelings Young children sometimes struggle to put their feelings into words. Together,…

At Beth Emek Preschool, we believe that opportunities to explore math are everywhere. Here are three play-based activities to help your little one practice counting, sorting, and recognizing shapes. Snacktime Counting What you need: A handful of cereal pieces, grapes,…

Beth Emek Preschool is a play-based, licensed preschool where students are supported by warm, experienced educators. A typical day at Beth Emek Preschool includes a range of experience, such as: • Circle time with stories, music, dance and discussions •…

The first day of preschool is exciting for both children and parents. Use these simple steps to set your child up for a smooth start and turn jitters into joy. Establish a Consistent Routine In the days before school starts,…