Programs and Activities for all ages
INFANTS
Emotional & Social Development
- Holding, cuddling, and comforting to build trust and security
- Copycat games to strengthen emotional bonds and encourage interaction
- Gentle group play to foster early social skills
Language & Cognitive Development
- Talking, singing, and reading daily to support early language skills
- Simple games like Peekaboo to improve memory and anticipation
- Responding to coos and babbles to encourage communication
Physical Development
- Tummy time to strengthen muscles for rolling, sitting, and crawling
- Reaching and grasping activities to improve hand-eye coordination
- Gentle movement (rocking, stretching, assisted sitting) to build mobility
Sensory Development
- Soft music, songs, and rhymes for auditory stimulation
- Age-appropriate toys with different textures, colors, and sounds
- Safe exploration of the environment to engage all senses
TODDLERS
- Group play and circle time to encourage sharing, turn-taking, and cooperation
- Role play and pretend play to build imagination and empathy
- Positive guidance to help toddlers express emotions in healthy ways
- Daily Storytime and picture book exploration to expand vocabulary
- Singing songs, rhymes, and fingerplays to develop language rhythm and memory
- Simple puzzles, matching games, and sorting activities to strengthen problem-solving skills
- Outdoor play with climbing, running, and riding toys to build large motor skills
- Arts and crafts (coloring, painting, playdough) to improve fine motor coordination
- Music and movement activities like dancing and action songs for balance and coordination
- Sensory bins with water, sand, or textured materials to encourage exploration
- Hands-on science activities (planting seeds, exploring nature) to spark curiosity
- Engaging with a variety of textures, sounds, and colors through play materials
Pre-K
- Group projects and cooperative play to build teamwork and problem-solving skills
- Classroom jobs and responsibilities to foster independence and accountability
- Character-building lessons that emphasize kindness, respect, and empathy
- Daily storytime, phonics games, and early writing activities to develop literacy skills
- Rhyming, storytelling, and journaling to strengthen vocabulary and communication
- Math activities such as counting games, pattern recognition, and simple addition/subtraction
- Science experiments and nature exploration to encourage curiosity and critical thinking
- Outdoor play including running, climbing, and ball games to enhance gross motor skills
- Arts and crafts (cutting, gluing, drawing, painting) to improve fine motor coordination
- Arts and crafts (cutting, gluing, drawing, painting) to improve fine motor coordination
- Music and movement activities like dancing and rhythm games for balance and coordination
- Dramatic play centers (kitchen, dress-up, building) to inspire creativity and role-playing
- Open-ended art projects to encourage self-expression
- Music, singing, and rhythm instruments to foster artistic growth
- Practicing handwashing, dressing, and self-care routines for independence
- Organizing personal belongings, cleaning up after activities, and caring for classroom materials
- Taking turns, helping peers, and following classroom routines.
After School & Summer Care
- Pillow
- NYOS (Not Your Ordinary School)