Classrooms
Our early childhood program has seven different classrooms. Learn more about each one below.
Nursery: 2 months - 12 months
Our very low 1:3 ratio allows teachers to give each child the individual attention a baby needs. The day is filled with tummy time, napping, feeding, and exploring the outdoor gardens and playgrounds.
Red Room: 13 months - 24 months
Toddlers are busy choosing from a wide variety of equipment and activities designed just for them. A separate infant/toddler designed playground is available for exploration and practice on coordination.
Purple Room: 2 year olds
This intimate class of six children is filled with adventures of learning for two year olds. Language explodes as toddlers become more capable and independent.
GREEN ROOM: 2 YEAR OLDS
The daily routines and familiar rituals of the Green Room make it comfortable for children to transition into the classroom family. The small group size of six makes for lots of exploration and learning. We provides lots of hands on experiences in the learning centers which allow children to engage at different developmental levels.
Yellow Room: 2 1/2 Years - 3 years
A spacious room provides plenty of challenge for preschoolers. Language and social skills are developing in leaps and bounds. All development is enhanced through learning centers that include art, dramatic play, blocks and books.
Blue Room: 3 - 5 year olds
The Blue Room teachers explore everything from butterflies to dinosaurs with excitement. The preschool curriculum provides lots of hands on experiences interacting in learning centers which allow children to engage at different developmental levels. Teachers deeply connect with the children and encourage their development.
Rainbow Room: 3 - 5 year olds
The Rainbow Room includes three and four year olds as they explore the many learning centers. The preschool curriculum naturally allows children to engage at different developmental levels. Teachers develop deep connections with the children and encourage their development as they engage with the centers.