Toddlers Program

Educational Daycare Program for Toddlers

Energy. Excitement. Motion. These are the qualities that define a toddler and they are used in this program to power positive learning experiences.

With plenty of room to move and explore, toddlers are provided nurturing guidance to develop physical skills and master emerging milestones. Toddlers in this program will experience:

Stimulating classroom environments
Exclusive milestone-based curriculum
Immersive learning experiences
Educational toys and activities

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Toddler Classroom

Classroom

Diverse learning experiences offer children the opportunity to move, explore, and discover, throughout six distinct classroom areas.

Toddler Classroom

Movement Center

Stretching, climbing, jumping, and walking are all ways for children to work on fine and gross motor skills, balance, and coordination.

Toddler Classroom

Blocks & Manipulative Center

Building with blocks or other materials and assembling puzzles allow children to learn early science concepts (including movement and balance).

Toddler Classroom

Art & Sensory Center

Children develop their senses by exploring different materials and textures. They express themselves through painting, drawing, crafting, and more.

Toddler Classroom

Pretend Center

Make-believe play enables the development of critical thinking skills, body awareness, and an increased understanding of the world.

Toddler Classroom

Language Center

Communicating with trusted adults, enjoying books, sharing and acting out stories all help children to develop language skills.

Toddler Classroom

"My Space"

At times, children need to be by themselves and this quiet place can be found here, as children are provided the opportunity to relax by themselves, as needed.

Curriculum and Milestones

Our Learn from the Start™ curriculum continues to guide milestone development and define learning experiences in this classroom. We address the specific needs of these active little learners and maintain a focus on five key developmental areas.

Approaches to Learning

Developing independence through exploring the world around them, and building problem-solving abilities.

Cognitive Development

Developing an understanding of their world, as they learn to think critically and creatively.

Language Development

Effective communication abilities are strengthened using sounds, expressions, body language, and finally, oral and written language; responding to and understanding others.

Expert Corner:

Helping Children to Communicate Effectively

Physical Development

Learning to coordinate and control large and small muscle movements; building an understanding of health and safety concepts.

Social-Emotional Development

Developing an understanding of their own emotions and their relationships with others, such as family, friends and community members; learning to interact with others and developing self-awareness.