Toddler Program

Toddler Program 

(Ages 15 months - 3 Years Old)

• Full-Days: 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM (for 1.25-2 Year Old)

• Full-Days: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM (for 2-3 Year Old) 

• School-Days: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

• Half-Days: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Our toddler program is designed to foster independence, exploration, and the development of essential life skills. The Montessori approach emphasizes a child-centered environment and hands-on learning.

Curriculums

Practical Life Skills

• Self-Care: Teaching toddlers to dress themselves, wash hands, and engage in basic personal hygiene.

• Fine Motor Skills: Activities such as pouring, scooping, and using utensils to develop coordination and control.

Sensorial Activities

• Exploration: Providing materials that engage the senses, such as touching different textures, exploring colors, and identifying smells.

• Spatial Awareness: Activities to develop an understanding of space and dimension.

Language Development

• Vocabulary Building: Engaging in conversations, reading books, and introducing new words.

• Listening and Speaking Skills: Encouraging children to express themselves verbally.

Mathematics

• Counting: Using hands-on materials to introduce counting and basic mathematical concepts.

• Sorting and Matching: Activities to develop early math skills.

Creative Arts

• Art Exploration: Allowing children to experiment with various art materials and expressing themselves creatively.

• Music and Movement: Incorporating music and movement activities to enhance coordination.

Social Skills

• Cooperation: Encouraging children to work together on activities and promoting a sense of community.

• Conflict Resolution: Guiding toddlers in resolving conflicts through communication.

Nature and Science:

• Exploration: Introducing nature-related activities and simple science experiments.

• Outdoor Play: Allowing time for outdoor exploration and physical activities.

Independence and Order

• Routine: Providing a structured routine to help children feel secure and understand expectations.

• Independence: Encouraging toddlers to do tasks independently, like putting away toys or snacks.

Cultural Awareness

• Exposure to Diversity: Introducing cultural elements and celebrating diversity.

• Geography and Nature: Exploring different cultures, countries, and aspects of the natural world.

Free Play and Exploration

• Choice of Activities: Allowing children to choose activities based on their interests.

• Free Movement: Providing a safe environment for free movement and exploration.

Our toddler program aims to respect each child's individual pace of development, allowing them to learn through hands-on experiences in a carefully prepared environment.