Toddler Program Our toddlers are offered a variety of opportunities to explore their world through play. Gross motor skills and social skills are developed through both structured and unstructured play. Their days are filled with music, art, dance, story times and more. This environment will not only be safe, it will allow children’s curiosity to direct their learning, promote respect for things and people, and help the teacher guide the children. We focus on potty training when child and parents are ready and beginning preschool readiness. At this age, children make new discoveries daily. As two-year-olds begin to express their independence, our program introduces them to a world of learning, sharing, and exploring. Everything we do is designed to prepare your child for preschool education. The children are a mastery of their colors, shapes, potty training, and beginning independence. Our program includes: Encouragement and support that builds your child’s self-confidence and self-help skills Opportunities for your child to express him or herself creatively through music, arts, dance and drama A classroom environment that focuses on building your child’s cognitive, emotional, social, and physical skills Age-appropriate activities and materials that help your child master important learning concepts

Although it may seem like fun and games to preschoolers, the curriculum we follow is packed with educational elements. Games abound that teach pre-reading skills like phonemic awareness, letter and sound recognition; basic math concepts; and hands on science exploration. We focus on Themed units that encourage your child’s curiosity, increase confidence, and support self-directed activities. Through independent exploration, structured activities, and hands-on learning, children develop a variety of skills and knowledge in areas like early literacy, mathematics, science, and social skills. Our program includes: Hands-on experiences designed to boost problem solving and scientific thinking skills Daily small-group and whole-group activities Letter and number recognition Structured routines and understanding rules and responsibilities.