Classrooms
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world". Nelson Mandela
Infant 1 & 2 Rooms
Children between the ages of six weeks to twelve months will be enrolled in our infant classrooms. The children are split into two separate rooms based on their age, mobility, and eating routine. Children six weeks to roughly 8 months are part of the infant 1 room where they practice tummy time, gross motor skills, and are mostly bottle fed. They then move up to the Infant 2 classroom when they are able to roll over, crawl, and have incorporated whole foods into their diet. They remain in the Infant 2 room until they are 14 months, walking, and eating table food.
Toddler 1 & 2 Rooms
Our toddler rooms are also split into two separate rooms. The Toddler 1 room consists of the younger toddlers who are just beginning to learn the basics. They learn shapes, numbers, color, expand their language, and continue to work their gross and fine motor skills. After children understand more of those topics, they will move into the Toddler 2 room. Here, they learn sign language, music skills, letters and continue practicing the skills they have already learned.
Two Year Old Room
Three Year Old Preschool
After turning two, children will move into the two-year-old preschool room where they have a stricter schedule, more in depth lesson plans, and designated learning time. Here they will begin to potty train, write their names, and understand more language.
Once children are fully potty trained and ready for increased educational skills, they will move to the three-year-old preschool room. In the three year old room, children learn how to write their full names, their birth dates, spelling words, and work in depth on letters each week.
Four & Five Year Old Preschool
Our final room is the four and five year old preschool classroom. Children from ages 4-6 will be a part of this class and begin preparing for kindergarten. Reading, writing, math, art, and differential play will all be used daily to grow their minds and ensure they are ready to graduate preschool.