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Take I94 East to Radio Drive S , turn West (right) onto Hudson Road, go past Cabela's and stoplight . Take left onto Globe Drive, left into parking lot, first building on the left. Entrance is one the side near the playground. Bright Horizons Logo is on entrance door

Bright Horizons at Woodbury-MN

Address: 8147 Globe Drive, Woodbury, MN 55125
Phone: +1-651-501-7722
Email: woodbury@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 Electricity Ball When you touch the glass, you feel a slight tingling sensations which is caused by the vibrations as the electrons inside the ball hit the surface.

Viewing 2/1 This chart explains how the weather cycle works and the different types of clouds.

Viewing 3/1 Hurricane in the Bottle By filling a soda bottle to the top with water and as you pour it out twirl the bottle, you create a vortex. We can learn how hurricane are formed and look.

Viewing 4/1 Children are natural scientists and are inquisitive about the world around them. Physical science is classifying experiences and observing cause and effect of objects.

Viewing 5/1 Looking at the human skeleton, children can see how each of our bones are connected insisde our bodies.

Viewing 6/1 Marvelous Marbeling! What happens when oil, water food coloring mix? You can make marbeled paper.

Viewing 7/1 Alka Selter Film Canister Rockets What happens when you have a build-up gas? Don't answer that question! The gas in question is carbon dioxide and the explosion is nothing short of fun.

Viewing 8/1 Learning about Earth, Space and other planets tie into children's everyday lives. While studying the planets, children also learn the value of caring for our world.

Viewing 9/1 Bright Horizons Woodbury held an Science Fair/ Open House for all center families

Viewing 10/1 Teachers Annie and Rosie help this budding scientist mix curdled milk and vinegar together. They will take the mixture home to discover what will happen.

Viewing 11/1 Ivory Soap Souffle Did you know that if you put 1/4 bar of Ivory Soap in the microwave on a paper plate and cook it for 2 minutes on the highest setting, it will expand?

Viewing 12/1 Outside we give children the opportunity to discover or investigate different types of insects, snails, wind, birds, leaves, water, soil, animal habitats etc. The list is endless as they disover the wonders.

Viewing 13/1 There are books about the human body and its organs and books about our senses.

Viewing 14/1 The Mighty Morphin Milk! Who knew that moo juice could be so much fun? Mix milk and vinegar together to create your own plastic and be ready to mold it into any shape you want.

Viewing 15/1 Children listen and learn "why, what, and how" skunks are black and white.

Science Fair 2012

10/15/2012

Young children are scientists by nature. They are born with a strong sense of curiosity. Life is full of exploration, experimentation and the process of making discoveries. Science Rocks, the area of Bright Horizons curriculum involving science, entails obserbing, making inferences, testing hypotheses, classifying and integrating and communicating insight.

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Literacy Fair/Petting Zoo 7/15/2013
The Literace Fair was a night of learning and fun. We featured different author's book in each classroom.
We also showcased our PS/Pre-K curriculum. We reviewed how to teach chidlren pre-literacy skills and included fun and interactive writing activities.
We encouraged families to bring a gently used bookas we will be collecting them for donations to the Simpson House, a homeless shelter in Minneapolis.
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Art Fair 8/15/2012

In our World at their Fingertips curriculum ArtSmart is the Bright Horizons approach to exploring, appreciating, producing and living the creative arts. It promotes sensory exploration, imagination and creativity, and allows children the freedom to evaluate the world around them, experiment and cultivate their own creative spirit.
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