The infants in the Sweet Peas will have their needs met and in turn, learn to trust. We will lovingly hold, touch, and cuddle them, making frequent eye contact and chatting with them to develop a foundation for trust and attachment. We will be encouraging literacy and word development through playing and interacting with our babies. We will play with different textures, shapes and bright contrasting colors. Our babies will even venture outside for a walk in the stroller when the weather permits. Music will also be important in the Sweet Pea room. We want to work alongside you to support you in caring for your infant.

The young toddlers in the Busy Bees will indeed be busy with their daily activities. They will discover all the great things about the world around them by playing, exploring, creating, and dancing. Your child’s teacher will help your toddler to coordinate all of the new skills he or she is acquiring, including walking, climbing, talking, scribbling, and using a spoon and cup. Twice a day your child will go outside to play on the playground or go for a wagon ride with his or her friends. The class will also listen to stories and songs about the things going on around them and will learn that God loves them very much.

As they work together, sharing and playing, our youngest preschoolers in the Caterpillar classroom will be learning constantly. They will be encouraged to express their developing personalities through dance, singing, art, and make-believe play. Your child will play games, listen to music and stories, color, make crafts, and play outside. ' The children will learn to use the bathroom independently. Your child will develop their social skills by playing with their friends and learning to resolve minor conflicts. The Caterpillars will explore the world around them and transform as they learn and grow. Caterpillars are working on potty training and will hopefully leave the class with this skill aquired.

These kids are now potty trained and ready to take on the world! They will be learning about different letters, colors, shapes, and numbers. ​ They will also be learning how to get along better with those around them and to care about others' feelings. ​ This is where they will really start to become independent.