Toddlers Program

Learning Experiences Made Active

Toddlers are movers. We channel their energy and excitement into positive early education learning experiences. As children’s mobility grows, we give them plenty of room to move and discover. We also guide them toward developing new physical skills and achieving emerging milestones. This program features:

Stimulating classroom environments
Specialized curriculum to develop milestones
Active learning experiences
Educational materials

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Toddler Classroom

Explore. Discover. Grow. The six areas of this classroom provide ample opportunity for children to be active and learn new things.

Movement Center

Activities for developing fine and gross motor skills, balance, and coordination are explored. It's time to crawl, walk, stretch, climb, and jump!

Blocks & Manipulatives Center

Let's build something! Early science concepts (balance, movement, etc.) are discovered with blocks, puzzles, and building materials.

Art & Sensory Center

Express yourself. Painting, drawing, and more help children explore creative expression and sensory exploration of different materials, and textures.

Pretend Center

It's make-believe time! Here, children develop critical thinking skills, body awareness, and the ability to make sense of their world.

Language Center

We love reading, sharing, and acting out stories, plus conversations with trusted adults—all these help children develop language skills.

"My Space"

Shhh! Something you need a break. This quiet safe space offers children the opportunity to have some quality alone time, as necessary.

Curriculum & Milestones

Active learning experiences are designed to keep pace with the needs of these little learners on the move, while milestone development is still guided by our Learn from the Start^_™ curriculum, with a focus on five key developmental areas.

Approaches to Learning

How to solve problems, explore the world, and become more independent.

Cognitive Development

How to think critically and creatively and understand the world.

Language Development

How to communicate effectively with sounds, expressions, body language, and finally, oral and written language; how to understand and communicate with others.

Expert Corner:

Helping Children to Communicate Effectively

Physical Development

How to coordinate and control large and small muscle movements; how to increase awareness of health and safety concepts.

Social-Emotional Development

How to interact with others; how to increase awareness of themselves and their emotions; how to understand relationships with others, such as family, friends, community members.