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As the heart of the center, the Hub will also serve as an event area for our innovative and collaborative community. This space truly embodies who we are as an organization and community.

Age appropriate educational backpacks for children to take home for the evening.

A free lending library for children to take books home for the evening.

Each of the three gross motor rooms features a wall made of natural wood and a large climbing stone, each gross motor room will serve as an extension of outdoor play and a passageway to the playscape.

Unfortunately, children do not come with manuals. The center is filled with books and DVDs for parents on behavior guidance, biting, brain development and more. Also serves as a gathering area for therapy meetings and family services.

Unfortunately, children do not come with manuals. The center is filled with books and DVDs for parents on behavior guidance, biting, brain development and more. Also serves as a gathering area for therapy meetings and family services.

Home to three infant/Toddler Continuity classrooms, this “neighborhood” also houses the administrative offices, kitchen, and Rest Stop, all essential pieces to the support system of the organization.

Sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc., the kitchen is more than a space to prepare breakfast, lunch and snacks for 250 children each day. By adding a viewing station, children can learn first hand about nutrition, food preparation, and safety.

Sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc., this hands-on kitchen, built at a child’s level, is used for cooking and science activities. By incorporating nutrition in the curriculum, we nurture lifelong healthy eating habits.

Each classroom is named after a native species of tree. The wood is featured at the entrance to the room, and the tree is also planted on the campus.

The Vegetable Garden, located just outside the Children’s Learning Kitchen, will give children the opportunity to plant, grow and harvest a variety of vegetables.

The Vegetable Garden, located just outside the Children’s Learning Kitchen, will give children the opportunity to plant, grow and harvest a variety of vegetables.

Each classroom is named after a native species of tree. The wood is featured at the entrance to the room, and the tree is also planted on the campus.

Located at the entrance to each classroom, this sign talks about the native tree that the classroom was named after.

Each home away from home is filled with treasures to explore, magical moments to experience and dreams to discover. Rooms have blurred lines between indoor and outdoor learning.

Each home away from home is filled with treasures to explore, magical moments to experience and dreams to discover. Rooms have blurred lines between indoor and outdoor learning.

Each home away from home is filled with treasures to explore, magical moments to experience and dreams to discover. Rooms have blurred lines between indoor and outdoor learning.

Each home away from home is filled with treasures to explore, magical moments to experience and dreams to discover. Rooms have blurred lines between indoor and outdoor learning.

Each home away from home is filled with treasures to explore, magical moments to experience and dreams to discover. Rooms have blurred lines between indoor and outdoor learning.

Each home away from home is filled with treasures to explore, magical moments to experience and dreams to discover. Rooms have blurred lines between indoor and outdoor learning.

Each home away from home is filled with treasures to explore, magical moments to experience and dreams to discover. Rooms have blurred lines between indoor and outdoor learning.

Located in each classroom

Located in each classroom

A component of each classroom, each outdoor classroom leads directly outside to the playscape.

A component of each classroom, each outdoor classroom leads directly outside to the playscape.

A component of each classroom, each outdoor classroom leads directly outside to the playscape.

A component of each classroom, each outdoor classroom leads directly outside to the playscape.

This playscape models the flatlands of the Ozarks. A wooden gazebo will be nestled among native trees and plants, where a child can enjoy the warmth of the sun.

This playscape models the flatlands of the Ozarks. A wooden gazebo will be nestled among native trees and plants, where a child can enjoy the warmth of the sun.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.

This playscape brings the plateaus and woodlands of the Ozarks to Bentonville. A child can practice their stability skills as they climb the rock wall and descend down a hillside slide.