Toddler and two Program

We stimulate your toddler’s and two years old curiosity with a variety of educational activities that promote early literacy, math, and problem-solving skills.

• Language Development: Through storytime, singing, and interactive conversations, toddlers and two years old begin to build vocabulary and early literacy skills.
• Exploring Numbers: Simple counting games and activities help toddlers start to understand numbers and basic math concepts.
• Creative Arts & Crafts: Art projects allow toddlers to express their creativity while also developing fine motor skills.

Toddlers and Two are at an age where they are beginning to understand their emotions and how to relate to others. Our program emphasizes

• Building Friendships: Guided play encourages toddlers and two year olds to share, take turns, and show kindness toward others.
• Emotion Regulation: Teachers help toddlers and two year old express their feelings appropriately and begin to develop empathy.
• Positive Discipline: We promote discipline through love and gentle guidance, always modeling Christian principles of forgiveness, patience, and love.

We introduce your child to God’s love through Bible stories, songs, and prayer. By sharing the teachings of Jesus, we help toddlers and two year olds develop a foundation of Christian values such as kindness, gratitude, and love for others.

• Daily Bible Stories: Simple and engaging Bible stories that teach toddlers about God’s creation, love, and care for them.
• Prayer Time: Children are encouraged to pray before meals and during other parts of the day, fostering a sense of gratitude.
• Praise and Worship: Music and movement are used to teach toddlers and two year olds about worship, often through fun, catchy Christian songs.

Physical activity is a vital part of your child’s development. We incorporate both indoor and outdoor play to build gross and fine motor skills.

• Outdoor Play: Toddlers and two year olds enjoy time outside each day where they can run, jump, and explore under the supervision of our caring staff.
• Music and Movement: Music time includes dancing and moving to fun, Christian songs to promote physical coordination.
• Fine Motor Activities: Activities like building blocks, puzzles, and drawing help toddlers improve their hand-eye coordination.