Our Classrooms

(Ages 12 Months to 30 Months)

In Seedlings, we nurture curiosity, confidence, and early independence during a foundational stage of development. Through our play-based approach, toddlers are encouraged to explore, discover, and learn at their own pace within a safe and supportive environment. Our mixed-age classroom allows younger children to learn through observation while older toddlers develop confidence, empathy, and leadership skills.

Seedlings

(Ages 27 Months to 3 Years)

The Sprouts classroom encourages children to become confident explorers, creative thinkers, and active learners. Through play-based and project-based experiences, children develop communication, problem-solving, and social skills while exploring topics that spark curiosity and imagination. Teachers guide learning through hands-on exploration, collaboration, and meaningful play.

Sprouts

(Ages 3 Years to 5 Years)

Our Blossoms classroom blends play-based learning with deeper project-based exploration to help children build confidence, independence, and kindergarten readiness. Children engage in hands-on learning experiences that encourage creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of learning.

Blossoms

Seedlings Learning Goals:

  • Early literacy and language development 

  • Foundational math concepts 

  • Gross and fine motor development 

  • Sensory exploration and discovery 

  • Social-emotional growth 

  • Potty training readiness 

  • Music and movement 

  • Imaginative and dramatic play 

  • Science and hands-on exploration 

  • Kindness, compassion, and peer relationships

Sprouts Learning Goals:

  • Literacy and language development 

  • Early mathematics 

  • Science and creative arts 

  • Extended project-based learning 

  • Social-emotional growth 

  • Collaboration and independence 

  • Sensory exploration 

  • Dramatic play and creativity 

  • Music and movement 

  • Kindness, empathy, and community building

Blossoms Learning Goals:

  • Early literacy and communication 

  • Early mathematics and problem-solving 

  • Science and discovery 

  • Cultural awareness and community 

  • Social-emotional development 

  • Sensory exploration 

  • Dramatic and imaginative play 

  • Kindness and compassion 

  • Play-based investigations 

  • Creativity and self-expression