Curiosity outdoors
Nature exploration and hands-on discovery make the world a place to wonder about.
Rainberry Preschool — Where Wonder Grows
Opening January 2027 · Issaquah, WA
A small, nature-inspired Pre-K where children learn through play, build meaningful friendships, and grow into confident, curious learners—one little discovery at a time.
Share a little about your family. Sarah will be in touch with next steps.
Small-group, child-centered care
Play-based kindergarten readiness
Nature and wonder in everyday learning
A thoughtful start
Learning that feels like childhood.
Rainberry blends joyful play with gentle structure. Children have room to follow their curiosity while practicing the early skills, independence, and connection that help them feel ready for kindergarten.
Every child is met as an individual. We make space for different interests, learning rhythms, and ways of joining in.
See how to get startedGrowing early readers
Stories, sound awareness, letters, name writing, and playful steps toward reading.
Friendship & feelings
Children practice communication, cooperation, emotional awareness, and caring for one another.
Ready with confidence
Counting, multi-step directions, problem-solving, and everyday independence through play.
A rhythm to the week
A little something to look forward to.
Each day has its own special focus, woven into the familiar flow of play and learning.
Find your family’s fit
Four mornings. Two schedule options.
Rainberry meets Monday through Thursday and follows the Issaquah School District calendar. Tuition details are shared with families when they inquire.
Morning Pre-K
Monday–Thursday · 8:30 am–12:30 pm
- Four days of play-based learning
- Nature, early literacy, and social-emotional growth
- Water provided; families send food and snacks
Extended Morning
Monday–Thursday · 8:30 am–1:30 pm
- An extra hour for unhurried play and projects
- Four days of play-based learning
- Water provided; families send food and snacks
Fridays are closed, and Rainberry follows the Issaquah School District calendar. Families provide lunch and snacks; water is provided.
Enrollment begins with a hello
Let’s see if Rainberry feels right for your family.
We’re gathering interest for our January 2027 opening. Start with the short form, and Sarah will personally follow up with families about next steps.
Who Rainberry is for
A small Pre-K program for children ages 3½–5 who are getting ready for kindergarten. Children must be potty trained and out of diapers. If your child is five and will start kindergarten at age six, Rainberry may be a fit.
Tell me about your familyShare your interest
Tell us a little about your child, your schedule needs, and what you’re looking for in a preschool.
Connect with Sarah
Sarah will follow up to answer questions and learn more about your family’s needs.
Meet and explore
If the program may be a good fit, we’ll arrange a time to talk through the details and see the space.
Complete enrollment
Families offered a space will receive the enrollment paperwork and policies, including details about enrollment fees.
A few helpful details
Before you reach out.
Have another question? Add it to the interest form and Sarah can follow up with you.
Where is Rainberry Preschool?
Rainberry is a small family-home preschool in Issaquah, Washington, near Timberlake Park. The exact address is shared directly with families as they connect with Sarah.
What does a typical day include?
Play-based learning, nature exploration, early literacy, counting, creative projects, friendship skills, and time to build independence. There are no screens in the program.
What should my child bring?
Families provide their child’s lunch and snacks. Rainberry provides water. More details about what to bring will be shared during enrollment.
Do children travel by car for outings?
No. Children are never transported in a vehicle. Occasional walks to Timberlake Park may be planned with advance notice and family permission.
What is the school calendar?
Rainberry follows the Issaquah School District calendar, is closed Fridays, and may use up to two snow make-up days.
Can my child join if they’re five?
Yes. A five-year-old may be a fit if the family is delaying kindergarten entry until age six. Children must be potty trained for enrollment.
Can my child start at age 3½?
Yes. Children may start at age 3½ if they are potty trained and out of diapers.
Is there a trial week?
Yes. Enrollment begins with a one-week trial. If you decide to cancel, notice is due at least 24 hours before the trial week ends.
Opening January 2027 in Issaquah
Come grow with us.
Join the interest list and start a conversation with Sarah.