Children's Center

During the toddler age, your child is learning quickly! At this age, your child is starting simple sentences, engaging in pretend play, and demonstratinga desire for independence.

We direct that desire for play and independence in your child constructively and in these areas:

• Find and gross motor development
• Music and movement
• Sensory activities
• Social-emotional development
• Letter introduction and pronunciation 

At three years of age, your child is finding more words in their vocabulary. They have so many questions, which means that it's a perfect time to learn. 

In our three-year old group, children learn:

• Gross motor development
• Fine motor development-Pre-Writing
• Storytelling - using complete sentences
• Identifying letters and letter sounds
• Sorting - size, color, shapes
• Comparing two or more objects

At four to five years of age, your child can now exhibit more self-control, while learning to regulate their emotions. They are ready to make new friends and to learn, too. 

We guide our four to five group in these areas:

• Pre-writing skills
• Letter identification
• Number identification
• Sorting - size, color, shapes
• Quantifying using numbers and measurements
• Learning to use scissors and other tools that require both coordination and safe handling