Rainbow's End Washington

Rainbow's End had some wild visitors today! The Wild World of Animals Show visited and brought along their friends, including a sloth, a legless lizard, and much more!

Rainbow's End had some wild visitors today! The Wild World of Animals Show visited and brought along their friends, including a sloth, a legless lizard, and much more!

Feliz Cinco de Mayo from Rainbow's End Learning Center!

Feliz Cinco de Mayo from Rainbow's End Learning Center!

What are our hungry caterpillars up to? While at first it may look like they're all just hanging around, our fuzzy friends are just about ready to go into a big sleep. Tune in to see how they make their beds

What are our hungry caterpillars up to? While at first it may look like they're all just hanging around, our fuzzy friends are just about ready to go into a big sleep. Tune in to see how they make their beds

Its a bird! Its a plane! Its superhero day at Rainbow's End! The kids suited up today as their favorite heroes, and made their own capes to match! The center is plenty safe with these heroes around.

Its a bird! Its a plane! Its superhero day at Rainbow's End! The kids suited up today as their favorite heroes, and made their own capes to match! The center is plenty safe with these heroes around.

Today was Tractor Day at Rainbow's End! We got to see some heavy machinery here at the center, and the kids had some fun sitting in the driver seat. You may have even heard the kids testing the horn, we found that it works just fine!

Happy Easter from Rainbow's End! We're getting in the holiday spirit and giving the Easter bunny some help by making our very own dyed eggs and having an Easter Egg Hunt

Today was Tractor Day at Rainbow's End! We got to see some heavy machinery here at the center, and the kids had some fun sitting in the driver seat. You may have even heard the kids testing the horn, we found that it works just fine!

Yesterday, Rainbow's End had a very special guest visit from the library! For favorite book day, our special guest reader read us "Thank You Omu!" to our Pre-K Counts class. Following up favorite book day, the Pre-K class celebrated Dress-Up day today with some fancy accessories. Check out our bows and bow ties!

Happy Easter from Rainbow's End! We're getting in the holiday spirit and giving the Easter bunny some help by making our very own dyed eggs and having an Easter Egg Hunt

Rainbow's End's Pre-K class is displaying their finest creative works today for our art show. Parents can see their kids work in a wide range of media including paint, pencil, collages, and more! Check out our talent below!

Yesterday, Rainbow's End had a very special guest visit from the library! For favorite book day, our special guest reader read us "Thank You Omu!" to our Pre-K Counts class. Following up favorite book day, the Pre-K class celebrated Dress-Up day today with some fancy accessories. Check out our bows and bow ties!

Rainbow's End's Pre-K class is displaying their finest creative works today for our art show. Parents can see their kids work in a wide range of media including paint, pencil, collages, and more! Check out our talent below!

Tuesday was day two of our Week of the Young Child events, and Rainbow's End was in full swing for Tasty Tuesday! The kids made their own lunches, according to their own recipes! We followed up our culinary creativity with some yoga workouts to keep us in shape going into the rest of our week's activities!

Parents of Rainbow's End Pre-K kids: Be sure to check out our art show today at pick up time from 2:30 to 5:30 (weather depending)! We will even have some refreshments for parents to enjoy while taking in the sights at our gallery. We're showing off our talents with some very creative work, stay tuned for more pics of our artists

Rainbow's End is getting in the creative spirit in preparation for an extra artsy event! Keep an eye out for our very own art show being held on April 7th!

Tuesday was day two of our Week of the Young Child events, and Rainbow's End was in full swing for Tasty Tuesday! The kids made their own lunches, according to their own recipes! We followed up our culinary creativity with some yoga workouts to keep us in shape going into the rest of our week's activities!

Rainbow’s End is recognizing World Down Syndrome Day! Inside us, we have tiny things called chromosomes. Chromosomes determine much of who we are, from our hair and eye color to our height. While most people have 46 of these chromosomes, people with Down Syndrome have 47. These tiny chromosomes look like little, colorful socks, so we’re recognizing this important day by wearing colorful and fun socks! Rubi, one of the many smiling faces at Rainbow’s End, has Down Syndrome. B...ecause it is a genetic disorder, like sickle cell anemia or cystic fibrosis, Down Syndrome is present at birth, and is not contagious or curable like a virus or bacteria. People with Down Syndrome live life with their own unique challenges like everyone else. With proper care and education, people with down syndrome live life just fine. Rubi and others with Down Syndrome may have a harder time with certain things like talking, walking, or playing with toys, but this doesn’t stop them from having fun with friends, laughing, singing, and doing all of these things regardless of the difficulties they face. We hope that everyone can join us today in recognizing that we are more alike than different, and each of us belong. See more

Rainbow's End is getting in the creative spirit in preparation for an extra artsy event! Keep an eye out for our very own art show being held on April 7th!

Rainbow’s End is recognizing World Down Syndrome Day! Inside us, we have tiny things called chromosomes. Chromosomes determine much of who we are, from our hair and eye color to our height. While most people have 46 of these chromosomes, people with Down Syndrome have 47. These tiny chromosomes look like little, colorful socks, so we’re recognizing this important day by wearing colorful and fun socks! Rubi, one of the many smiling faces at Rainbow’s End, has Down Syndrome. B...ecause it is a genetic disorder, like sickle cell anemia or cystic fibrosis, Down Syndrome is present at birth, and is not contagious or curable like a virus or bacteria. People with Down Syndrome live life with their own unique challenges like everyone else. With proper care and education, people with down syndrome live life just fine. Rubi and others with Down Syndrome may have a harder time with certain things like talking, walking, or playing with toys, but this doesn’t stop them from having fun with friends, laughing, singing, and doing all of these things regardless of the difficulties they face. We hope that everyone can join us today in recognizing that we are more alike than different, and each of us belong. See more

Some of our Pre-K kids got to escape the winter cold today during their indoor beach party! Their theme this week was the letter "O" for ocean, and the party was a fun way to wrap up the week.

We would like to thank Staples in Washington for donating these care packages to our kids! Each bag included a folder, crayons, pencils, erasers, and hand sanitizer.

Last week, our three-year-old preschool class had a PJ-themed winter celebration since our normal Christmas party had to be canceled. The kids had a blast playing a snowball toss game, making snowman snacks, playing in the snow, and creating snowman ornaments!

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Here's to a better and brighter 2021! Happy New Year!

The team at Rainbow's End hope you and your family have a happy and safe holiday!

The team at Rainbow's End would like to wish you and your family a happy and safe Thanksgiving!

We are excited to announce that Rainbow's End is a finalist in the Observer Reporter's Best of the Best contest! Thank you to everyone who voted for us!

Be sure to vote for Rainbow's End today at http://o-rbest.com/contest #/gallery?group=352696

There’s only 1 week left to vote for Rainbow’s End as best of the best! Vote now at http://o-rbest.com/contest #/gallery?group=352696

Check out this awesome letter from a Rainbow's End parent to our preschool teacher, Ms. Dana: "You believed in Tucker and his abilities when many saw a kid with a disability. You held him to the same standards and helped prove to him and all around that he could do anything he put his mind to." Read the full letter here: https://yourpathways.org/our-stories/tucker/

Vote for us now at http://o-rbest.com/contest #/gallery?group=352696 We appreciate everyone's continued support!

Check out this story time with Amy from PathWays' Early Intervention!

Since our annual hot dog sale was canceled due to COVID-19, the kids decided to create their own wreaths to raffle off instead. They are super excited about raising funds for their end of summer celebration! Raffle tickets are only $1 each. Get yours now by emailing Pam Bockstoce at [email protected], and letting her know how many tickets you want to purchase and for what color wreath (blue, yellow, or pink). Winners for each wreath will be selected on August 31st.

We're excited to announce that Rainbow's End was nominated in three categories in the Observer Reporter's 2020 Best of the Best contest! The categories include best day care, best learning center, and best preschool. Voting begins on September 4; we'll share more updates as we get closer to that date. Thank you all for your continued support for Rainbow's End!

Be sure to view our 2020 Rainbow's End Talent Show playlist on YouTube for videos of all of our kids' performances!

Be sure to vote for Rainbow's End today at http://o-rbest.com/contest#/gallery?group=352696

Karmin, Lydia, and Conner singing for the talent show.

Kayden and Jameson singing for the talent show.

Caleb, Kayden, and Tristan singing for the talent show.

Some more proud kiddos with their wreaths!

Check out these awesome wreaths that our kids recently had a blast creating! (We promise they're smiling under the masks!)