Toddlers and their families are warmly welcomed by a Primary Caregiver who will help the child transition from home to school. This is also a time for teachers and families to connect and share information about the child's previous evening.

Breakfast for Toddlers will include aspects of Family Style Dining that help build fine motor skills, hand to eye coordination, and language development. The children return to play as they are finished.

Circle Time in a Toddler room is fun and informal, but there are many important things that happen while singing and dancing!

Interest Areas are times of the day when Toddlers are engaged in "hands on" experiences from their individual lesson plans with their Primary Caregiver or exploring on their own.

Interested children gather to hear a story and participate in a related follow-up activity.

Family Style Dining is encouraged in our Toddler Rooms. Children are encouraged to serve themselves. Primary Caregivers sit with children and assist them as needed.

Outdoor play is offered at least twice a day. Outdoor time allows Toddlers to use their bodies to build on skills like running, tossing a ball, and climbing.

A healthy snack is provided in the afternoon for the children. Children are encouraged to serve themselves.

After 4:30 children are engaged in quiet interactive play as they are preparing to go home.

As children go home, teachers greet parents and share information about the child's day, milestones reached and moments shared.