World of Wonder

Welcome to World of Wonder Pre-School
905 Main Street
Woburn, MA 01801
Tel (781) 933-2393
Fax (781) 933-2366

Established in 1987 by owners Ken and Linda Rennell. Linda is the full time director and has two assistants. There is a secretary / bookkeeper in the front office. Our center has a part-time health consultant / nurse on staff who updates student's medical records.

The center is licensed by the Massachusetts "Department of Early Education and Care" for up to 85 children each session from 2 yrs. 9 mos. to 7 yrs. old.

World of Wonder is a private, part-time pre-school which offers morning session (8:30 - 11:30 and extended 8:30 - 12:30). We have three curriculum levels: Nursery, Pre-Kindergarten and Transition.

We have a Indoor Gym room with loft for "Dramatic Play" for puppetry and dress-up.

Any child or family of any race, religion, disability, national origin, sexual orientation, cultural heritage, political belief or marital status will be admitted to World of Wonder. He/she must be between 2 yrs. 9 mos. and under 7 yrs. old and preferably toilet trained.

World of Wonder pre-school shall provide a stimulating learning environment for each student to develop at a comfortable rate of individual growth . All staff members will accept the development capabilities of each student and encourage self-confidence and creativity. The school shall provide a daily opportunity for each child to play effectively, indoors and outdoors. Readiness skills will be emphasized throughout the curriculum to facilitate the transition into later years. A variety of age-appropriate materials will be available in each classroom to intrigue students to experience new tasks. World of Wonder will strive to make every child content and happy during these most important pre-school years. The center believes that “Play” is a child’s “Work”.

You say you love your children
And are concerned they learn today?
So am I - that’s why I’m providing
A variety of kinds of play.

You’re asking me the value
Of blocks and other such play?
Your children are solving problems,
They will use that skill everyday.

You’re asking what’s the value
Of having your children play?
Your daughter’s creating a tower,
She may be a builder someday.

You’re saying you don’t want your son
To play in that “sissy” way?
He’s learning to cuddle a doll,
He may be a father some day.

You’re questioning the interest centers,
They just look like useless play?
Your children are making choices,
They’ll be on their own some day.

You’re worried your children aren’t learning
And later they’ll have to pay?
They’re learning a pattern for learning,
For they’ll be learners always.