Older Toddlers

Our Older Toddler Classroom is designed to nurture curiosity, independence, and essential developmental skills for children at this exciting stage. As toddlers grow, they become more expressive, social, and eager to explore the world around them. Our caring teachers support language development, fine and gross motor skills, problem-solving, and early social interactions through engaging activities and hands-on learning. With a focus on fostering confidence and independence, we provide a safe and stimulating environment where older toddlers can thrive, learn, and prepare for the next steps in their early childhood journey!

What To Expect

Developmental Stages:

Rapid language development (expanding vocabulary, forming simple sentences)
Strengthening fine and gross motor skills (stacking blocks, climbing, running)
Emerging independence (self-feeding, potty training, dressing with assistance)
Parallel play (playing alongside peers, beginning to engage in social interactions)
Strong curiosity and sensory exploration

Focus Areas:

Encouraging language skills through songs, storytelling, and simple conversations
Supporting fine motor skills with activities like finger painting, puzzles, and playdough
Introducing structured routines for consistency and security
Promoting early social skills like turn-taking and sharing
Encouraging self-help skills, such as washing hands and tidying up