Programs at Our Early Childhood Learning Center

Our Toddler program is designed to meet the needs of our youngest children in the community. It’s a revamped program that encourages toddlers to play through active exploration. The low teacher to child ratio allows for individual attention and provides an abundance of emotional support.

Our Two-Year-Old Program focuses on social and emotional development as children adjust to a school environment, build trust with new adults, and transition from parallel play to cooperative interactions, fostering empathy and community.
Motor Development: Activities like pegboards, beads, and multi-medium art strengthen fine motor skills, coordination, and dexterity for early writing readiness.
Cognitive Growth: Hands-on exploration introduces pre-math concepts like counting, sorting, patterns, and problem-solving while fostering curiosity about the natural world.
Language Development: Rich language exposure helps children build vocabulary, form sentences, and develop early literacy through group activities, books, and rhyming games.

Our Three-Year-Old Program fosters independence, emotional awareness, and empathy while building self-esteem through classroom responsibilities.
Coordination and balance improve as children refine fine motor skills, like buttoning clothes, using scissors, and holding writing tools for early letter formation.
Cognitive Growth: Sorting by shape, color, and size helps develop pattern recognition and early math skills, including spatial awareness and basic problem-solving.
Language Development: Children explore rhymes, expand sentences, follow multi-step directions, and begin recognizing familiar letters, understanding that print carries meaning.

Our Four-Year-Old Program fosters independence, emotional regulation, and cooperative play while encouraging responsibility in the classroom.
Motor Development: Children refine body control, running, climbing, and throwing with coordination. They manipulate materials with purpose, draw shapes, letters, and words, and build balanced structures.
Cognitive Growth: Observing and problem-solving skills develop through hands-on experiments and extended projects. Measuring, pattern recognition, and literacy skills are integrated naturally to prepare for kindergarten.
Language Development: Children answer questions with detail, ask complex questions, and understand that spoken words can be written and read. They develop early reading skills through interactive, multi-sensory experiences.

Our program builds confidence, curiosity, and essential skills for kindergarten readiness.