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Infant Program (6 weeks–12 months)

Our infant program focuses on:

  • Safe, nurturing care

  • Early sensory experiences

  • Language exposure

  • Social bonding

  • Individualized routines

We partner closely with families to support each infant’s unique developmental needs.

Toddler Program (1–2 years)

Toddlers begin exploring independence while learning through:

  • Guided play

  • Language development

  • Social interaction

  • Predictable routines

  • Early problem-solving

Two-Year-Old Program

Our two-year-old classrooms introduce:

  • Group learning expectations

  • Early literacy exposure

  • Fine motor development

  • Social-emotional skills

  • Structured transitions

Preschool (Ages 3–4)

Preschoolers engage in:

  • Phonics and pre-reading skills

  • Early math concepts

  • Problem-solving activities

  • Social-emotional learning

  • Small-group instruction

Pre-K / Kindergarten Readiness (Ages 4–5)

This program is designed specifically to prepare children for kindergarten by focusing on:

  • Letter-sound relationships

  • Early writing skills

  • Number sense and reasoning

  • Classroom routines

  • Independence and confidence

School-Age Program (Before & After School)

Our school-age program provides:

  • Homework support

  • Enrichment activities

  • Social development

  • Structured, safe care outside school hours

Classroom Programs

 Curriculum & Learning 

Structured Play-Based Learning

Our curriculum blends:

  • Play-based exploration

  • Teacher-guided instruction

  • Small-group learning

  • Developmentally appropriate academics

Core Focus Areas

  • Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)
    Emotional regulation, cooperation, confidence, problem-solving

  • Literacy & Phonics
    Letter recognition, phonemic awareness, early reading behaviors

  • Math & Problem Solving
    Counting, patterns, reasoning, number sense

  • Kindergarten Readiness Skills
    Routines, focus, independence, classroom expectations

School Partnerships

We collaborate with local elementary schools to align early learning with the skills children need to succeed in kindergarten and beyond.

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