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Triton Submarines Visits Childcare Resources to Inspire Young Explorers

  • Writer: Childcare Resources
    Childcare Resources
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read
Three children, each holding up a book about a submarine.
Students in the Chrysanthemums classroom proudly share their favorite pages from the Triton Submarines “look book,” inspired by a recent classroom visit.

Childcare Resources of Indian River was thrilled to welcome Sophie Bentham-Wood, Executive Director of Global Marketing at Triton Submarines, for a special visit with students in the Chrysanthemums classroom. The visit was a highlight for the four-year-olds, who have been diving into the world of submarines as part of their recent learning journey.


Two children at a table, looking at books about submarines.
Students explore marine life featured in Triton Submarines’ deep-sea adventures, sparking curiosity and imagination.

Mrs. Bentham-Wood toured the campus before joining the Chrysanthemums classroom, where eager students were ready to greet her. The children, who have been learning about the ocean and how submarines explore deep waters, were excited to ask questions.


As a special gift, Mrs. Bentham-Wood brought Triton Submarines’ brochures for each student. The “look books,” filled with vibrant images and information on the various submarine models manufactured by Triton right here in Indian River County, gave students a tangible connection to what they’ve been studying in the classroom.


“This kind of experience brings learning to life,” said Shannon McGuire Bowman, Executive Director of Childcare Resources. “To see our students’ faces light up with excitement and curiosity as they talked to someone who works with real submarines shows how deeply these local connections can inspire and inform.”


For Childcare Resources, the visit reflects the value of community partnerships in supporting early learning. By connecting students with local industries, the organization helps expand their understanding of the world—and what’s possible.


“Sharing our passion for submarine design with young minds is always a highlight,” said Mrs. Bentham-Wood. “We aim to inspire all generations to care for our oceans and discover the wonders below.”


Childcare Resources continues to connect with leaders and organizations across Indian River County to create meaningful learning opportunities for its students.

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