Infant Community
We provide a nurturing and safe learning environment for students three to 18 months of age that is designed to encourage infants’ cognitive, emotional, and physical development. Our infant classrooms provide personal, warm and loving care in a colorful, stimulating, clean, and healthy environment. The classroom is filled with books, toys, and materials to encourage and promote discovery and awareness. We have an open-door policy, and parents are always welcome to come and chat with our teachers about their child's progress and development.
Infants are all very unique and have their own patterns for play, feeding, and sleeping. We use an infant’s unique patterns as our guide to introduce daily activities that help prepare the infant for life. The infant curriculum includes math, science, sensory, art, fine motor, gross motor, and social awareness activities, and our teachers continually update the toys, activities, and lesson plans to meet the children's ever-growing needs.
Skills We Practice
Math
Counting
Sorting
Recognizing numbers
Recognizing colors
Identifying shapes
Fine Motor
Picking up toys
Holding a crayon
Eating finger foods
Finger painting
Science
Feeling warm and cold items
Exploring cause and effect
Discovering weight
Recognizing properties
Gross Motor
Rolling over
Cruising and crawling
Pulling up
Walking
Sensory
Listening to music
Smelling scent jars
Feeling texture books
Seeing colors and pictures
Tasting new foods
Social Awareness
Discussing emotions
Playing simple games
Reading stories
Singing songs
Art
Using stamps
Finger-painting
Mixing materials
Molding materials
Enrichment Classes
Music appreciation
Hand-eye coordination
Fine arts
Language skills