Toddler Program

What our curriculum for Toddlers includes:

• Daily circle time to encourage social participation and verbal communication skills.
• Interactive play, music, and dance.
• Manners and etiquette lessons that teach the importance of sharing concept of sharing, taking turns and being kind to their peers, be it in the classroom or on the playground. The children are saying "please” and "thank you,” but also going above and beyond to act out kindness with their peers, by learning to say nice and encouraging things.
• Outdoor time encourages social engagement in plenty of fresh air and sunshine.
• Age-appropriate exercises keep Toddlers active and, on the move, teaching our little learners’ healthy habits that will last a lifetime. Children learn to move their bodies, as well as keep their bodies and minds healthy by identifying healthy choices.
• Self-help skills such as washing hands and picking up after themselves to foster social assimilation. They’ll learn about health and hygiene, expressing their emotions and calming their anxieties with soothing yoga, and are even offered ways to develop their gross motor skills with balancing, walking, hopping on one foot or two feet, and more.
• Introduction to potty training with the help of our loving educators and caregivers.

We believe in nurturing every aspect of a child's development through our diverse and engaging enrichment programs. Explore the unique opportunities we offer to inspire and cultivate your child's interests and skills.

Children explore the basics of music through singing, dancing, and playing simple instruments. Activities are designed to develop their auditory and rhythmic skills, enhance fine motor coordination, and foster a love for music in a playful and interactive environment.

Children engage in simple, hands-on activities that introduce basic engineering and scientific concepts. Using age-appropriate materials like building blocks and simple puzzles, toddlers develop their problem-solving skills, fine motor coordination, and curiosity about how things work in a playful and exploratory environment.

Children enhance their gross and fine motor skills. The focus is on introducing basic movements and coordination in a fun, supportive environment, helping toddlers to build confidence and enjoy physical activity.

Developmental milestones :

• Showing affection and concern for friends.
• Taking turns in games.
• Engaging in joint activities with a common goal.
• Following multi-step instructions.
• Starting to carry on conversations.
• Develop large muscle movements such as running, jumping and skipping.
• Respond to questions asked by using three- to four-word phrases consistently.
• Further develop fine motor skills by grasping blocks, crayons, and utensils.
• Play with multiple toys at once such as dolls or blocks.
• Play intentionally with peers and building relationships.