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TODDLERS
During the toddler stage, usually 12-24 months, children learn to walk. They begin to develop
their social, motor, language and creative arts skills. Exploratory materials and an abundance of
free play assist in developing their curiosity about the world around them. Age-appropriate
materials and individualized lessons are planned for each child based on their interest and intellect.
Children enjoy:
* Circle Time
* Literacy
* Music and Art
* Story Time
* Dramatic Play
* Sensory/Gross Motor Activities
During the toddler stage, usually 12-24 months, children learn to walk. They begin to develop
their social, motor, language and creative arts skills. Exploratory materials and an abundance of
free play assist in developing their curiosity about the world around them. Age-appropriate
materials and individualized lessons are planned for each child based on their interest and intellect.
Children enjoy:
* Circle Time
* Literacy
* Music and Art
* Story Time
* Dramatic Play
* Sensory/Gross Motor Activities
