Toddlers are naturally curious about language and love to communicate. Our students name objects, sing songs, and learn new words every day. We introduce basic phonetic awareness through playful games, helping toddlers start to understand how letters and sounds fit together. This early language exposure helps set the stage for future reading success. Our environment is language rich, with both English and other languages—like Spanish and Mandarin in our immersion programs—helps our students build strong language skills.

Toddlers are eager to learn how to do things on their own. We help them as they practice skills such as dressing themselves, toilet learning, preparing and serving snacks, and cleaning up after themselves. These tasks help our students feel proud of all that they can do on their own.

We help our toddlers develop social skills and emotional awareness in different ways. Our teachers model respectful behavior and guide their students in learning how to share, take turns, and express their feelings in words. We create a place where they feel safe and supported as they learn how to interact with others.

Our toddlers use materials that they can push and pull, which helps them develop strong muscles and balance for walking. They also love climbing and balancing on low steps and ramps. Actions like pouring water or stacking blocks help our students use their small muscles and improve fine motor skills.