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In our Toddler Program, children dive into an engaging, hands-on learning experience designed to match the incredible growth and curiosity that come with turning two. Our caring teachers create a warm, nurturing space where little ones feel safe and supported while being gently introduced to more complex learning experiences.
At this stage, toddlers rapidly develop language, longer attention spans, and greater physical coordination. Our program is thoughtfully designed to meet them where they are—encouraging exploration, independence, and connection.
From sensory play and creative art projects to early science experiments, music, block building, and imaginative play, toddlers begin to engage with the world in more layered and meaningful ways. We provide the tools and guidance they need to explore their expanding abilities with confidence and joy.
Toddler Program: 15 Months - 2.8 Years
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Encouraging Independence
Toddlers are eager to take on the world, and we support this natural drive by giving them plenty of opportunities to make their own choices throughout the day. From selecting activities to practicing self-care routines, children are gently guided toward autonomy. Our environment is built to help them develop essential life skills—such as dressing themselves, using the toilet, and feeding independently—at their own pace and with confidence.
Language in Bloom
Language development flourishes in a setting where words are used with purpose. Our educators model rich, expressive vocabulary throughout daily interactions, helping toddlers naturally absorb and apply a variety of speech—from descriptive words to action-oriented phrases. As children begin to notice and engage with their peers, we equip them with the language they need to express emotions, ask questions, and build meaningful connections.
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Social Connections Through Play
As toddlers begin to shift from solitary to more interactive forms of play, we create thoughtful opportunities for social development. Activities are designed to promote turn-taking, cooperation, and empathy, helping children navigate early friendships and group dynamics. Teachers offer gentle guidance as children begin to recognize and respond to the needs and presence of others.
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Artistic Exploration
Art becomes a deeper form of expression at this stage. Toddlers are introduced to a variety of materials and real tools that allow them to explore color, texture, and form. Through both individual projects and group collaborations, children learn how to communicate ideas visually while building fine motor skills and creative confidence.
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Growing with Structure and Freedom
At two years old, children begin to understand daily routines and develop a sense of ownership over their space. They help care for classroom materials and begin to take responsibility for their belongings. This stage of growth includes boundary-testing, which our teachers embrace as part of healthy development. We guide children with empathy, helping them build self-awareness, resilience, and a growing understanding of the world around them.
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Sample Schedule:
8:30 - Arrival and Centers
9:15 - Snack
9:45 - Circle time
10:00 - Get ready to go outside
11:15 - Back inside and group activity
12:00 - Lunch
12:30/12:45 - Naps start
2:30 - Wake up from nap
2:45 - Snack
3:00 - Open play
3:30 - Dismissal for full day
3:45 - Extended day program begins
4:00 - 5:00 - Outside time
5:00 - 6:00 - Small group centers and gradual goodbye
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