Our Toddler Program

Language Development

• Verbal Communication Growth: Engaging toddlers in storytelling, singing songs, and encouraging conversations to expand vocabulary and comprehension.

• Early Literacy Skills: Introducing letter recognition, rhyming, and simple phonics through interactive storytime and language-based games.

• Basic Sign Language: Continuing simple signs such as “more,” “thank you,” and “help” to support communication skills while transitioning to verbal language.

Physical Development

• Gross Motor Skills: Activities like running, jumping, and climbing on age-appropriate playground equipment to build strength and coordination.

• Fine Motor Skills: Puzzles, stacking blocks, and art activities (e.g., coloring, painting) to improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity.

• Movement and Rhythm: Dance and music activities to develop balance, rhythm, and body awareness.

Cognitive Stimulation

• Problem-Solving Activities: Games like sorting shapes, matching colors, and building towers to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

• Sensory Exploration: Water play, textured materials, and interactive sensory bins to engage curiosity and foster brain development.

• Early Math Concepts: Simple counting games, pattern recognition, and identifying shapes to lay the foundation for math readiness.

Social-Emotional Learning

• Collaborative Play: Encouraging teamwork and cooperative activities to teach sharing, turn-taking, and empathy.

• Emotional Recognition: Using feeling charts and guided discussions to help toddlers identify and express their emotions.

• Positive Reinforcement: Celebrating milestones and achievements with praise to build self-confidence and motivation.

Creative Expression

• Art and Crafts: Painting, playdough sculpting, and collage-making to foster creativity and fine motor skills.

• Dramatic Play: Role-playing activities like pretend cooking, dressing up, and puppet shows to inspire imagination and storytelling.

• Music and Movement: Using instruments, singing, and dancing to nurture self-expression and rhythm.

Independence Building

• Self-Help Skills: Teaching handwashing, tidying up, and using utensils during meals to encourage independence in daily routines.

• Confidence Building: Allowing toddlers to make simple choices during playtime and activities to boost decision-making skills.

• Structured Routines: Helping toddlers transition between activities smoothly, creating a sense of security and predictability.

Safe Exploration

• Age-Appropriate Spaces: Ensuring toddlers can explore freely in safe, well-designed areas.

• Outdoor Play: Daily outdoor time with a mix of free play and guided activities to promote exploration and physical health.