Our Two's (30-36 months)

The Creative Curriculum for toddlers provides a structured yet flexible framework that supports their development in various areas. Here's how it helps toddlers:

1. **Individualized Learning**: The curriculum recognizes that each toddler is unique and provides opportunities for individualized learning experiences based on their interests, strengths, and developmental levels.

2. **Play-Based Approach**: It emphasizes learning through play, which is the natural way toddlers explore, discover, and make sense of the world around them. Play-based activities promote creativity, problem-solving, and social skills development.

3. **Hands-On Experiences**: The curriculum offers hands-on activities and experiences that engage toddlers' senses and encourage active exploration. These experiences help them develop fine and gross motor skills, as well as cognitive abilities.

4. **Language and Literacy Development**: The curriculum incorporates rich language experiences such as storytelling, singing, and conversations to support toddlers' language development. It also introduces age-appropriate literacy activities to foster early literacy skills.

5. **Social-Emotional Development**: Through interactions with caregivers and peers, toddlers learn important social skills such as sharing, taking turns, and expressing emotions. The curriculum provides opportunities for positive social interactions and emotional development.

6. **Cognitive Development**: The curriculum offers activities that stimulate toddlers' thinking skills, including problem-solving, categorizing, and cause-and-effect relationships. These activities help build a foundation for later academic success.

7. **Responsive Caregiving**: The curriculum emphasizes the role of caregivers in providing responsive and nurturing care that supports toddlers' overall well-being and fosters secure attachments.