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Infant Program The development needs of infants in our program will be met in accordance to each child's developmental level. Infant stimulation activities will include areas of sensory skills including visual and auditory skills, gross motor skills, fine motor skills, and cognitive skills. Our program implements these activities in a warm, caring atmosphere to meet the emotional need of each child Cognitive, social, emotional, and physical areas of development are intertwined in the infant program. Individual and small group activities are a part of the daily curriculum. Toddler Program Developmental needs of toddlers in our program are met in a variety of ways. Physical development is promoted through large muscle and small muscle activities. Intellectual development is stimulated through sensory, math, matching, and science activities. Language, dramatic play, music, potty training, and self-help activities are practiced to develop social skills. Our program implements these activity areas in a warm atmosphere to meet the emotional needs of each child enrolled. Our curriculum includes the practice of social skills such as toileting and eating skills. We encourage sensory exploration along with science and cognitive activities. The children are free to practice large and small muscle skills, along with self-expression, through music experiences. The storytime and other group activities are used for transitions and to lengthen attention spans. A quiet area is provided with books to give each child a chance to be alone. Main About Us School-Age
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