OUR PROGRAMS

Our infant, toddler, and preschool programs combine nurturing care with purposeful learning — supporting every child’s physical, social, emotional, and cognitive growth in a safe, engaging environment.

A teacher and four children around a table with educational toys and blocks in a classroom.

Curriculum: Connecting with Infants

Infant Program (6 weeks – 18 months)

Our Infant Program provides a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment where each baby is cared for according to their individual needs and developmental stage. We focus on building trust, security, and nurturing, while supporting growth in physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development.

Infants thrive with predictable routines, but we follow each child’s unique rhythms for eating, sleeping, and play. Their activities include

  • Floor Time & Exploration – Tummy time, rolling, crawling, supported sitting, sensory exploration.

  • Music & Movement – Singing, soft instruments, clapping, swaying

  • Outdoor Time/ Fresh Air – Weather permitting, outdoor play outside.

  • Storytime – Short, colorful board books, finger plays, soft voices.

  • Nap Time – Individual rest in cribs, soothing routines

  • Sensory Play – Textures, rattles, soft toys, mirrors.

  • Language Development – Talking, naming objects, responding to coos, sounds and babbles.

Curriculum: Adventures for Toddlers

Toddler Program (18 – 36 months)

Our toddler program is designed to nurture independence, curiosity, and learning through play. At this stage, children are building language, developing social skills, and becoming more mobile. We provide a safe, structured, and loving environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and self-help skills.

  • Choice of blocks, puzzles, dramatic play, and manipulative toys

  • Potty and Toileting

  • Circle Time- Welcome song, calendar, weather, colors, numbers, shapes

  • Language development through fingerplays, songs, and stories including basic Spanish words

  • Learning Centers & Small Group Play - Rotating centers: blocks, dramatic play, art, science, sensory bins, fine and gross motor activities

  • Teachers guide play to build early problem-solving, sharing, and cooperation

  • Outdoor Play / Gross Motor Time (Playground, riding toys, sand/water play, climbing, ball games - Focus on balance, coordination, and large muscle development)

  • Storytime & Music - Reading interactive books

  • Singing, dancing, rhythm instruments

  • Encouragement of self-feeding, learning to use utensils, and social interaction

  • Quiet rest in a calm environment

  • Themed Activities / Art & Sensory Play (Painting, playdough, coloring, nature crafts, sensory bin)

  • Encourages creativity and fine motor skills

  • Building, dramatic play, puzzles, or pretend kitchen activities.

Curriculum: Your Child at 4 & 5

Preschool Program (3-5 years)

Our preschool program provides a balance of structured learning and creative play to support children’s natural curiosity and independence. We focus on building school readiness skills, social, emotional, physical, and academic—through engaging activities, exploration, and positive relationships.

  • Free Choice Play

  • Morning Routines

  • Open centers: blocks, dramatic play, art, puzzles, library corner

  • Circle Time -  calendar, weather, colors, numbers, letters of the week

  • Storytime and group discussion

  • Theme/topic introduction (ex: community helpers, seasons, animals)

  • Learning Centers & Small Group Instruction

  • Literacy: letter recognition, tracing, storytelling

  • Math: sorting, counting, shapes, patterns

  • Science: hands-on experiments, nature observation

  • Dramatic Play: role-playing and social development

  • Teacher-guided small groups for individualized learning

  • Gross Motor / Outdoor Play

  • Playground time, running, climbing, ball games, cooperative play

  • Indoor option: obstacle courses, dance, exercise

  • Creative Arts & Music

  • Art projects: painting, cutting, gluing, crafts

  • Music: singing, instruments, movement, rhythm

  • Socialization to encourage independence and conversation

  • Rest/Quiet Time: Nap or quiet activities 

  • Themed Learning Activity

  • Weekly themed projects (ex: Farm Week, Space Week, My Family, Transportation)

  • Activities include science experiments, cooking, dramatic play, or nature walks

  • Outdoor Play / Gross Motor

  • Story & Reflection Time

  • Group story, journal drawing, or show-and-tell.