AGES 2 YEARS BY SEPTEMBER 1st
Beginners 2 Program
Children must be 2 years old by September 1st
Potty training and socialization are the main focuses of our Beginners 2 class. Teachers encourage independence as children verbalize their needs.
Students build vocabulary through Circle Time and whole-class read-alouds. Gross motor skills grow through outdoor play on our fenced playground. Fine motor skills are developed through beading, Play-Doh, and sticker projects. Letters, numbers, colors, and shapes are introduced throughout the year.
As the year progresses, children are encouraged to participate more independently in classroom routines, follow multi-step directions, and practice important social skills such as sharing, taking turns, and problem-solving with peers. Through a balance of structured activities and purposeful play, students build the confidence, self-help skills, and early academic foundations needed for a successful transition to Preschool.
TUITION INFORMATION
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1:5
TEACHER RATIO
5
WEEKLY ENRICHMENTS
Full-time, Part-time, and 1/2 day options available
DAILY AFTERNOON ENRICHMENT
A different activity every day
Every Beginner's student participates in a rotating enrichment schedule that makes each school day fresh and well-rounded.
Art
Painting, drawing, collages, and more — teaching color, shape, and creative expression.
Science
Hands-on experiments building skills in observation, comparing, measuring, and predicting.
Gym
Movement games and classics like Duck Duck Goose and parachute play build gross motor skills.
Little Engineers
Blocks, Legos, Magnatiles, and collaborative building projects spark creativity and teamwork.
Music
Singing, instruments like shaky eggs and rhythm sticks, and scarves — joyful fine motor development.
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