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Our Toddlers (18-30 months)
As children grow and learn, they naturally have lots of energy and enthusiasm. We harness this energy to create positive learning opportunities, allowing toddlers the freedom to explore and move around. We offer more than just daycare; we provide caring support as they develop physically and achieve important milestones.
In our program, children benefit from:
- Exciting classroom settings
- Unique curriculum focused on milestones
- Engaging learning activities
- Educational toys tailored to their age and stage of development
In our classroom, we provide experiences that cater to the changing needs of these ever-curious children. Their ongoing progress is supported by our curriculum, The Creative Curriculum, which focuses on five key areas:
1. Thinking Skills: Children develop problem-solving and creativity.
2. Communication Skills: They learn to express themselves through sounds, expressions, and body language.
3. Physical Growth and Well-being: Children enhance their coordination and control of both big and small movements.
4. Social and Emotional Growth: They learn to interact with others and become more aware of themselves and their feelings.
5. Learning Approaches: Children strengthen their problem-solving abilities.
Toddlers learn through a variety of ways, including:
1. **Exploration and Play**: Toddlers are naturally curious, and they learn by exploring their environment and playing with toys and objects. Through hands-on experiences, they discover how things work and learn new skills.
2. **Imitation**: Toddlers often imitate the actions and behaviors of adults and older children around them. They learn by observing and copying what they see others do.
3. **Repetition**: Toddlers learn through repetition. They may repeat actions, words, or activities until they master them. Repetition helps reinforce learning and builds confidence.
4. **Sensory Experiences**: Toddlers learn through their senses by touching, tasting, smelling, seeing, and hearing. Sensory experiences help them make sense of the world around them and develop important cognitive and motor skills.
5. **Language Development**: Toddlers learn language through listening to others, babbling, and eventually forming words and sentences. They learn new words and concepts through everyday interactions and conversations with caregivers.
6. **Social Interaction**: Toddlers learn social skills by interacting with peers and caregivers. They learn about sharing, taking turns, empathy, and other important social behaviors through play and social experiences.
7. **Structured Learning Activities**: Toddlers can also learn through structured activities such as reading books, doing puzzles, and engaging in simple art projects. These activities help promote cognitive development and problem-solving skills.
Overall, toddlers learn best through active exploration, hands-on experiences, and meaningful interactions with their environment and the people around them.
