KINDERJAM LLC Information

KinderJam® is a fun, new, exciting, and high-energy Early Childhood Education learning program that emphasizes the kinesthetic and tactile learning of pre-academic and academic skills concepts. Kinesthetic learning is "learning by doing" and tactile learning is "learning by touching". Our classes are designed to engage children ranging from birth to 8 years old. KinderJam Parent Engagement Workshops assist parents of young children in becoming their child's first educator and greatest advocate. Our programs help young children and parents prepare for success in school. It's fun, but offers more than just recreation! El Brown, the creator of KinderJam® and Military Spouse Magazine's 2012 Army Spouse of the Year, is a wife, mother, teacher, and Certified Parent Educator. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and a Master's of Science in Early Childhood Education. Prior to leaving the traditional classroom setting, El served as an Elementary and Early Childhood Educator in both the United States and Department of Defense Dependent Schools (DoDDS) on military installations in Yokosuka, Japan and Seoul, South Korea, for nearly a decade. While serving Military children in Korea, she met and married a Soldier and some years later, her life was further enriched by the birth of her son. After becoming a Military spouse and mom, El not only made it her personal and professional goal to advocate for Early Childhood Education in the military community, but to enhance the personal, professional, and financial empowerment of military spouses through mobile career opportunities. As a military spouse, El understands the unique needs of the families who proudly serve our country. Owning this knowledge, she sought to develop a program that would empower military spouses that would establish and maintain mobile careers while enriching the lives of the young learners in both the military and civilian community. KinderJam's development was inspired by El's search for quality and affordable activities that could ...