Toddler Care

1 - 2 years old
Energy and excitement are a natural part of growth and learning. We channel that energy into positive learning experiences, giving toddlers room to move and explore. We go beyond daycare to provide nurturing guidance as they develop physical skills and master emerging milestones.
In this program, children are provided with:
- Stimulating classroom environments
- Exclusive milestone-based curriculum
- Immersive learning experiences
- Educational toys and activities
Blocks & manipulatives Center :
Early science concepts (such as moment and balance ) are explored through blocks ,puzzles, and building materials.
Art & Sensory Center :
Sensory exploration (with different materials and textures) and creative expression ( painting, drawing, Etc.)
Pretend Center :
Engaging in make -believe play helps children develop critical -thinking skills, body awareness, and an ability make sense of the world.
Language Center:
Reading books, telling and acting out stories. And conversing with trusted adults to develop language skills.
My Space :
A safe ,quiet place in the classroom for children to relax by themselves and spend some quality alone time ,as needed.
Toddler Classroom :
As children become more mobile, this classroom offers exciting opportunities for exploration and discovery through a variety of learning experiences.
Movement Center:
Using muscle and bodies to stretch ,climb, jump, crawl and walk develop fine and gross motor skills, balance and coordination.

Curriculum & Milestones
Learning experiences in this classroom address the evolving developmental needs of this increasingly mobile age group, while milestone development continues to be guided by our Learn from the Start™ curriculum. We also remain focused on these five main developmental areas:

Approaches to Learning
The ability to solve problems, explore the world around them, become more independent.
Cognitive Development
The ability to think critically and creatively and understand their world.

Language Development
The ability to communicate effectively using sounds, expressions, body language, and finally, oral and written language; ability to understand and respond to the communication of others.
Expert Corner
Expert Corner:
Helping Children to Communicate Effectively
Physical Development
The ability to coordinate and control large and small muscle movements; increasing awareness of health and safety concepts.
Social-Emotional Development
The ability to interact with others and their increasing awareness of themselves and their emotions; understanding of their relationships with others, such as family, friends, and community members.
Sample Activity
Sample Activity: The Bluebird Dance
Milestone: Initiates play with a familiar peer.
Desired Outcome: Children practice different ways of asking friends to work or play with them.
