Welcome to Greenbelt Children's Center

At Greenbelt Children’s Center, we believe that collaboration between parents and teachers is essential for success in school and life. With this in mind, we designed our programs to allow parents to be involved in their child’s education.

We encourage families to help their child with language and literacy, especially in five learning areas of language which include building vocabulary and language skills, learning about books and print, developing comprehension, learning about letters, and learning about sounds in words.

maryland excels

Greenbelt Children’s Center has earned the following four Maryland Excels Achievement Badges!

  • 1. Quality Business Practices
  • 2. Asthma Friendly Child Care
  • 3. Health and Wellness
  • 4. Accredited Center

Preschool

Cultivating the curiosity, exploration and observation skills of young children. Instilling a joy of learning and a love of school in a child’s first preschool experience is very important to us.

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Pre-Kindergarten

Fun and engaging lessons for pre-kindergarteners

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Summer Program

Designed to build and nurture creativity in children

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More Programs

View more about our programs in complete detail.

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Meet Our Staff

Our dynamic team of faculty and staff is excited to meet you.

Schedule a Visit

We have paused visits due to Covid but will resume when we believe it to be safer.

Photo Gallery

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Our CommitmentMission Statement

To provide high quality culturally appropriate and diverse early childhood education and care through play-based developmentally appropriate practices that enrich the child’s cognitive, social, physical, and emotional development.

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a female child holding an academic achievement
adults with a group of children
a female child holding an academic achievement