Our Focus

Reading various age-appropriate books relevant to thematic, seasonal, or holiday practices and traditions.

Your child will begin to identify familiar people and characters, as well as properly identifying animals and mimicking sounds.

Emphasis on color and shapes, while addressing new & traditional nursery rhymes and stories for cognitive development.

Creating creative patterns of participation to shape singing and listening skills.

Lots of toys that rattle, sing, or make other fun noises.

Music station with instruments like drums, guitars, and mini pianos.

Exploring various songs from different cultures.

Entertaining old classics such as "Wheels on the Bus" and "Baby Shark!"

Never too early to challenge the mind!

Various shaped blocks for stacking, turning, and twisting.

Manipulating objects aids understanding of change and shifting of time/objects.

Passing balls, climbing, feeding self, holding cups, turning book pages, and various forms of movement.

Encourages self-sufficiency and individualism.

Emphasizes adapting and growing in different environments for lifelong skills.

Playing with different tactile toys, textures, and other mediums for exploring the world.

Monitored activities include playdough, finger painting, water play, and coloring.

Helps your child learn creative outlets for art and science play.

Aides in putting imaginative sources to use now and in the future.