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The Chicago East Loop Back-up Center is conveniently located on "The Magnificent Mile" in Downtown Chicago. We share a building with Argosy University, the Fox television network, and CVS Pharmacy. We are in the heart of the Michigan Avenue shopping district. Millennium Park is just a block away and The Art Institute of Chicago is also within walking distance

Bright Horizons Chicago East Loop (225 N. Michigan Ave- Lake St.)

Address: 225 North Michigan Avenue , Chicago, IL 60601
Phone: +1-312-616-6690
Email: eastloop@brighthorizons.com
Hours of Operation: M-F: 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Ages Served: Infants, Toddlers, Preschool, School Age

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Viewing 1/1 STEM Focus: Science & Engineering The preschool children learned to apply the concept of gravity and use motion purposefully. They learned this by creating their own kites and exploring and experimenting with their kites.

Viewing 2/1 STEM Focus: Science & Mathematics The preschool children learned to explore how properties can change and to use concepts such as more/less. They learned this by experimenting with milk, food coloring, and soap.

Viewing 3/1 STEM Focus: Science & Engineering The infants learned to investigate the forces of nature and recognize the characteristics of motion. They learned this by rolling different objects down the ramp and testing the mobility of the different objects.

Viewing 4/1 STEM Focus: Science & Engineering The toddlers learned to explore with different textures and mixing textures and colors together. They learned this by making sensory bottles and mixing different items for shaking and observation.

Viewing 5/1 STEM Focus: Engineering & Mathematics The toddlers learned to make estimations and understand spatial relations and proportions. They learned this by making decisions about how to design a robot and using instruction cards to create a robot.

Viewing 6/1 STEM Focus: Science & Engineering The school-age children Learned to use standard measurement tools to experiment and explore how properties can change. They learned this by exploring the mixture of cornstarch and water and observing the differences and changes between a liquid and a solid.

STEM Week

5/14/2015

STEM is an acronym standing for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. STEM education, a term initiated by the National Science Foundation, refers to an educational approach that integrates these four disciplines. Here are some pictures from our center during STEM week.

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Movement Matters 6/25/2015
Children learn to strengthen and refine small and large muscle skills. they also learn how to participate in physical activities with peers.
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