Where Children Go To Grow

Our Programs
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Infants
Our Infants program is specially designed to care for children ages 6 weeks to 15 months. During this foundational stage, our goal is to partner closely with parents to establish consistent routines, support motor development, and nurture early social-emotional skills.
As infants grow, we gently introduce them to new experiences, including pureed and finger foods, helping them develop healthy eating habits.
With safety and comfort in mind, infants also enjoy daily walks in our 6-seater buggy stroller and plenty of outdoor time, weather permitting — offering fresh air and new sights to explore.

Toddlers
Our Toddlers classroom is thoughtfully designed for children 15 months to 2 years of age, a time filled with incredible growth and discovery. During this exciting stage, children experience language bursts, form their first friendships, and engage in hands-on learning through messy art projects and sensory exploration.
Our teachers provide nurturing guidance as toddlers begin to make sense of the world around them. With loving support, we help children navigate this transitional stage with confidence, curiosity, and joy.
Twos
Our Twos classroom supports children ages 2 to 3 as they continue to grow and explore their world. At this stage, children are encouraged to build independence with gentle teacher support, developing important self-help skills such as potty training, handwashing, and dressing.
As their curiosity blossoms, children are offered more challenging activities that inspire them to become inquisitive investigators, promoting problem-solving, creativity, and early social-emotional development in a safe and engaging environment.
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Older Toddlers
Our Older Toddler classroom builds on the foundational skills introduced in the Twos class, fostering greater independence as children begin to rely less on teacher support. Designed for children ages 2.5 to 3.5, this program encourages confidence and safe risk-taking in a nurturing environment.
Children are introduced to new concepts such as classroom jobs and responsibilities, helping them develop a sense of purpose and community. They also begin working on important milestones like potty training and emotional regulation, laying the groundwork for future learning and personal growth.
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Preschool
This program is designed for children between 3 and 4 years of age, a stage when learning is truly in full bloom. We focus on important milestones such as potty training, participating in circle time, and engaging in more structured learning activities. As children's motor skills become more refined, we encourage active exploration and hands-on experiences that support their growth.
We take advantage of outdoor playtime as much as possible, enjoying fresh air and movement whenever Mother Nature allows.
To support both body and mind, our preschoolers also participate in weekly yoga sessions, promoting balance, focus, and relaxation in a fun, age-appropriate way.
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Kindergarten Prep
Our Kindergarten Preparation classroom is the final step in the Growing Learners journey. Designed for children ages 4 to 6, this program offers a curriculum tailored to each child’s individual needs. Our experienced teachers use a Project-Based Approach to create fun, engaging activities that promote Kindergarten readiness. Children participate in hands-on learning focused on letter and number recognition and writing, sequencing events, improving hand-eye coordination, and building a strong foundation in early literacy skills.

Outdoor Classroom
Incorporating outdoor classroom time into weekly schedules for both preschool and school-aged programs has grown in popularity over the past decade. Research shows that spending time in nature helps children become more attentive and focused once they return indoors. The addition of loose, recycled parts to outdoor classrooms supports the development of a key skill: socialization. Many kindergarten teachers have noted a decline in this area over the years. Outdoor environments encourage children to explore, create, and cooperate with one another—activities that naturally build confidence and strengthen social skills. It’s essential that children learn to be both leaders and listeners, while also having the freedom to guide their own learning experiences.



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