Kiddie Academy of Mt. Prospect prides itself on being a top-rated childcare facility dedicated to creating a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment for children of all ages. Recognizing the unique qualities of each child, the academy has tailored its programs to meet individual needs. Through their Life Essentials® learning approach, children are encouraged to learn and develop at their own pace, fostering creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking skills essential for overall growth.
Catering to children aged 6 weeks to 12 years old, the academy organizes them into age-appropriate groups, each with a designated play area designed to support their developmental stages. Emphasizing the importance of play in children's development, Kiddie Academy of Mt. Prospect provides an interactive and fun environment where children can explore, learn, and socialize.
Seeking to enhance outdoor play experiences and ensure adequate shading for the children, the academy collaborated with Superior Shade, a leading provider of shade structures. Their goal was to offer a solution that not only provides shade and keeps children cool during hot summer days but also complements the outdoor aesthetics of the space.
In a move reminiscent of their Oklahoma branch, the Kiddie Academy of Mt. Prospect, Illinois, turned to Superior Shade for help in shading their outdoor play area. Opting for a Rectangle Hip Shade to cover the larger play structure, they also chose a Square Cantilever Umbrella Shade for the smaller play area, ensuring ample coverage in the fun corner of the playground. This strategic decision not only offers shade without obstructing posts but also adds to the overall aesthetic appeal. By selecting a green frame and Rivergum Green Color Fabric for both shade structures, the academy maintains a neutral theme that blends seamlessly with the outdoor environment. This addition of shading to Kiddie Academy of Mt. Prospect's outdoor play area was essential in creating the perfect setting for children to comfortably engage in play and exploration.
