PROGRAMS
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Infant/Toddler (3 months to 2 years)

Long-lasting benefits

Caregivers provide a support system for the family. Staff provides a loving and nurturing environment for babies and toddlers. We have a dedicated covered patio for this age group with extra padding and safe toys.
  • We read books, build, make music, and sing. 
  • We work on small and large motor skills.  
  • We develop language and have sensory experiences. 
  • We have one on one time for bonding with each child.
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Busy Bees (2 to 3 years old)

Discovering others and the rich world

We provide a stable place for toddlers and young children to learn and explore. The staff consists of supportive and encouraging teachers who know the importance of early childhood development.
  • We build language thru songs, stories and play.
  • We work on manners.
  • We work on colors, shapes, counting, drawing, and early letter recognition.
  • We do art / sensory projects every day.
  • We work on potty training and dressing ourselves.
Our playground is setup for many different experiences including, trike riding, climbing, running, balancing, sand and water, gardening, building and house play. Making friends and cooperative play become a big goal for this age group.

Rainbow Room (3 and 4 year olds)

Foundation for education

Our teachers provide a friendly, structured pre-school environment. We teach through play and create. Teachers use a varied curriculum to cover all the basics and make learning fun.
  • We learn to read, sing, play and create.
  • We work towards writing and sounding out letters.
  • We problem solve and learn to play well with others.
  • We follow 2 and 3 step directions. 

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Kids Club (4 to 5 years old)

Embarking on a new journey

These classrooms are very busy with preparing children for writing, reading, science and math. The class builds on all they have learned in the previous years with the specific job of preparing the child for kindergarten.  
  • Kids learn to sit quietly for stories and stay on task for small amounts of time. 
  • Kids learn to sound out and write letters.
  • Kids color, cut and paste art projects.
  • Kids learn to be responsible for his or her own things.
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