Language – Children’s speech development experiences a surge of words, soon followed by sentences around the age of two. Early learning materials and oral exercise like storytelling and reading aloud support the toddler’s progress. The language materials in the toddler classroom encourage the refinement and enrichment of language as the first steps on the road to writing and reading. Activities include books, puzzles, naming objects, and beginning sound games.

Sensorial – Sensorial activities assist toddlers in the task of organizing, and developing their 5 senses. We all learn through our senses, and this is especially true of very young children who are at the beginning of taking in and understanding the world around them. Sensorial materials include pink tower for practice with dimension, colour tablets, and sorting by shapes and sizes.

Math – In the toddler room, the children are exposed to the world of numbers through counting games and concrete materials. These exercises encourage the development of important pre-math skills such as order, sequence, visual discrimination, sorting, and one-to-one correspondence. Toddler math activities include stacking, number blocks and puzzles, and sorting and counting materials.

Creative Arts – Art is one of the many ways children express themselves. Art is a way for children to communicate their feelings. It is through art that children develop their fine motor skills. In the toddler room, we provide open-ended art activities that help children explore and use their creativity.  Activities include playdough, painting, and gluing.