Infants:

We support you and your baby as you both adjust to separating from one another.

Our commitment is to:

• Make the transition as comfortable as possible for children and parents.
• Provide an atmosphere of excellent loving care.
• Offer a safe, yet developmentally stimulating environment.
• Design activities that prepare children for speaking and developing motor skills.

Young Toddlers:

Young toddlers have celebrated their first birthday and are walking independently.

Our focus for this age group includes:

• Encouraging gradual transition from parallel play to group play
• Reading stories, singing songs
• Introducing simple art activities
• Promoting physical, cognitive, and language development.

Toddlers:

Your eighteen to twenty-four-moth-old-child needs plenty of opportunity for exploration!

We encourage this by:

• Providing classroom equipment which enhances intellectual development.
• Exposing children to colors, shapes, and counting
• Conducting activities to continue development and motor skills
• Creating opportunities for your toddler to learn through fun and socialization

Pre-Primary:

Your two-to three-year-old's curiosity enables him/her to actively participate in new learning experiences.

We introduce an array of activities such as:

• Circle time focusing on days of the week, months, counting, stories, songs and finger plays
• Manipulative designed for fine motor and cognitive development.
• Essential skills such as following directions, listening, table manners, potty training and sharing
• Language, socialization, and vocabulary development
• Pre-reading skills

Primary:

Your three-to-four-year-old is now participating in a more structured learning environment.

We introduce activities to cultivate:

• Pre-reading and phonics skills using alphabet puppets, introducing each letter phonetically, and reinforcing recognition and recall of letters
• Multi-sensory experiences by reading stories, cooking and doing art activities
• Continued development of both large and small motor skills, using a variety of methods
• Concept reinforcement via work job activities
• Scissor and pre-writing skills
• Creative expression through music, art, song, dance and play
• Social behavior, promoting self confidence

Pre-Kindergarten:

Your four-to-five-year-old now takes a big step in a formalized classroom structure.

We advance our offering to a fully integrated curriculum, encompassing:

• Subject areas such as language arts, math, phonics, handwriting, science, music, art, and gross motor skills
• Oral language development, emphasizing following directions and listening skills
• Independent workjobs, designed to match or stretch each student's capabilities
• Fine motor development, utilizing small manipulatives
• Scissor skills enhancement
• Good citizenship training
• Leadership guidance

Schoolers:

Your child who attends public school arrives just in time for a snack and a short break to help him/her unwind from a busy day at school

Our after school program consists of:

• Homework completion time, with assistance as needed
• Social and recreation time, where friends visit with or play indoor/outdoor games with one another
• Schooler amenities, including computers, video games, board games, and access to our outdoor playground extending over one acre.