Hanna Pre-School | Preschool in Palisades Park | Daycare in Palisades Park, NJ | 뉴저지 유치원, 데이케어, 프리스쿨

Our first one was in Hanna Preschool since he was 2 years old. Now he is four and we were blessed to meet this school as his first school. Ms. Teresa and Elina were always welcoming and friendly. Wed totally recommend it to our friends and family.
Oct 18th, 2023

Highly recommend Hanna Preschool ! The positives are many, including: 1. Clean, well organized, and bright facility with an outdoor play area; 2. Well structured curriculum that seemed both fun and educational ( each week has a theme, i.e. one week was a Hawaiian theme, which included making an erupting volcano); 3. Caring, attentive, and multilingual (English, Korean, and Spanish) staff and director; 4. Most importantly, our son throughly enjoyed his time there.
Sep 13th, 2023

Love this preschool! During Covid we had to find the cleanest school possible. Shoes are changed once they enter, options of hot meals, great teachers and a safe place for my toddler. Extra activities from stretch& grow to Taekwondo, ballet and piano classes. They also have an App for you to use and check up on your kid thru out the day. Our family is very grateful for Hanna Preschool experience.
Aug 31st, 2023

Our daughter has been going to Hanna Preschool for the past 3-4 years and we couldn't be happier! All the teachers are great! They are kind and caring. They do a lot of fun activities with the kids (Arts & Crafts) and they recently started offering other classes (Stretch and Grow, Ballet, Taekwondo, and Piano). Our daughter loves coming here. This is the only school we have been to but we've never had any issues or had to worry about anything. We know our daughter is in a safe and loving environment and we are blessed to have found this school. I would definitely recommend Hanna Preschool to anyone looking for a school to send their child.
Aug 1st, 2022

Since I was only staying in the United States for a short period of one year in New Jersey (mid-4 to mid-5 years old), my goal was to expose my child to English as naturally as possible before returning home. Looking back, it was a very satisfying choice. 1) Really great teachers Above all, please make sure the teachers are professional and take care of the children with love. If you go on a school tour, you will probably be able to feel this for yourself. The director is very kind and runs the curriculum and provides detailed information to parents about the child's daily life every time they pick up the child. Classes are conducted in English, and the American homeroom teacher takes charge of the overall class. My child had never learned English properly in Korea, so he had a hard time with English for the first 2-3 months. During this time, a Korean assistant teacher was by his side and explained and guided him in a mixture of Korean and English, which really helped him a lot. 2) Things that helped my childs English over the past year: show and tell & extended classes Every Thursday during show and tell time, I bring objects that start with a certain letter to class and describe them. This is my child's favorite time right now. Looking at the class video sent by the director, in the early days of school, the native speaker homeroom teacher asked questions about color to help the child speak English, helping the child to speak English. As the months passed, the child gradually began to ask questions about memories and people related to the object. By doing this, the child gradually becomes more confident in speaking. And about 5 months after attending school, I applied for extended classes, and as I spent more time playing with my friends, my English skills improved a lot. Class time is important, but while playing with my peers, I also use a lot of the words and sentences my friends say when I get home. When I was invited to a Christmas presentation, I saw that there were a variety of foreign friends and Korean friends who mainly spoke English, so it seemed like I was naturally exposed to an environment where English was used by hanging out together. 3) Various special activities and meals I liked that there were many special activities such as taekwondo, gym, ballet, and art once a week. Since my child is young, I wanted him to be exposed to English through play rather than learning, and I am satisfied that he was able to have a variety of experiences while attending this place. Also, the menu was Korean food, just like in Korean daycare centers, so I didn't have to pack a separate lunch box, and the monthly menu table was posted every time, so I had peace of mind. I would like to sincerely thank you for caring for and guiding my child for a year so that he could return home with a good experience.
Apr 2nd, 2023