Our Programs
infant room
Our Infant Room is a safe, nurturing space designed for active little explorers ages 12 to 18 months. With soft surroundings, engaging toys, and age-appropriate activities, we support early milestones like walking, talking, and social interaction. Our teachers provide personalized attention and encourage growth through interactive experiences that stimulate language, movement, and discovery. We keep a low child-to-teacher ratio to ensure every child receives the love and support they need during this important stage of development.
toddler room
Our Toddler Program focuses on fostering independence, social skills, language development, and motor skills. The daily routine includes predictable elements like small group, circle time, story time, art, and outdoor play. The environment is safe, child-friendly, and stimulating, with age-appropriate toys, books, and learning materials. Teachers closely guide toddlers, promoting learning through play and helping them develop essential cognitive, emotional, and physical skills.
pre-school room
Our Pre-School Program is structured to support early childhood development with a focus on social skills, language, cognitive growth, and independence. Children engage in activities that introduce basic academic concepts such as numbers, letters, shapes, and colors. Social interaction is emphasized, with group activities that teach cooperation, sharing, and following instructions. The environment is safe, colorful, and designed to stimulate curiosity, helping children build foundational skills for future learning.
pre-k room
Our Pre-K Program is designed for 4 to 5-year-olds to prepare them for kindergarten by focusing on social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development. The curriculum includes early literacy, basic math concepts, and activities that build fine and gross motor skills. Children engage in structured learning as well as play-based activities that foster creativity, problem-solving, and social interaction. The program helps children develop independence, follow routines, and build foundational skills necessary for future academic success.