Toddler Childcare
Curriculum

12 Months to 33 Months

Toddlerhood is as challenging as it is exciting for toddlers and adults. As toddlers become aware of “self” and are able to maneuver physically through their world, they develop independence. Toddlers are curious by nature and are enthusiastic explorers. They are developing their own personality but are interested in the world around them and enjoy interacting with their peers. Children learn best through play. We play in the classroom, in the large-muscle room, on the playground, and more. Book a tour to hear more about how our play-based approach gives each toddler the opportunity to practice the skills that they are learning and continue to develop as they grow.

Ones room (12 to 20 Months)

The Ones classroom provides a safe, nurturing learning space for children to start the transition from infant to toddler at their pace. Our curriculum helps our youngest toddlers develop and grow in independence, fine/gross motor, social, cognitive, and communication skills. We have a schedule that allows structure for planned activities but is flexible to meet all of our toddlers’ needs. Our class loves to sing, dance, read books and Bible stories, play, make art masterpieces, and snuggle all day long!

Toddlers (20 to 33 Months)

In the Toddler classroom, our main focus is social and emotional learning. The way we accomplish this is through play. Our teachers provide a variety of materials and resources to help children learn about the world around them and the best ways to adapt to it. We help the children learn these skills through books and Bible stories, songs, and role play activities, then we put these skills into practice while they play. We also focus on skills that increase independence during our daily routine and with other planned activities. Our lesson plans provide lots of space and time for child-led exploration and sensory experiences.