Toddler Class
16 months to 2 years old
Tuesday-Thursday


In our Toddler Class, the focus is on the development of language and communication, gross and fine motor skills, learning through play, classroom routines, and social-emotional and early learning skills.
Children enjoy daily free play, circle time, child-led art, sensory play, stories, songs, finger plays, and create “make and take” art projects. Little ones have Music and Movement class once a week and go outdoors on our toddler-friendly playground daily as weather permits.
Classroom parents will provide a “nut-free” mid-morning snack for the whole class on a rotational basis. Children arrive at preschool with a tote bag with a change of clothing or diapers, and lunchbox filled with a light "nut-free" lunch and water bottle. **Children must be able to walk and stay awake during the school day.
Parent-Teacher conferences will be held twice year. Parents are always welcome and encouraged to meet with the teachers and communicate questions or concerns throughout the year.
This class meets three days per week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 am-1:00 pm. Class size is limited to ten students with two teachers, with flexibility based on classroom needs.
Parents will walk the children to the playground or classroom at 9:30AM, weather dependent. Children will be also picked up from the playground or classroom at 1:00PM.
We have several extra care options staffed by our teachers: Parent’s Morning Out are every Monday and Friday, daily Rooster Club Play Group from 8:30AM–9:30AM, and daily StayNPlay, from 1PM-2PM.
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Annual tuition is $3,390 and can be paid in 10 equal monthly payments of $339.
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August tuition is due July 5, 2026. Remaining 9 monthly payments begin in September and go through May 2027.
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New student registration fee of $145 (nonrefundable) is due at registration.
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A one-time supply fee of $90 is due the first month of preschool

SKILLS TO BE MASTERED BY END OF THE YEAR
Self-Awareness & Emotional Regulation
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Separates from parent
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Conveys wants and needs, verbally or non-verbally
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Shows interest and curiosity
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Cooperates
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Parallel plays
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Eats and drinks with minimal help
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Shows signs of independence
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Participates in classroom routines
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Follows directions
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Keeps hands to self
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Responds to teacher when name is called
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Will come to teacher when called
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Able to stay awake and alert during school day
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Sits in circle with verbal redirection
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Sits at table long enough to eat lunch/snack
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Respects others’ materials
Fine Motor Skills
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Crayon scribbling
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Can stack 3 blocks
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Turns pages of book
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Fills containers with objects
Gross Motor Skills
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Walks/runs without falling
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Climbs on play equipment
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Bends over without falling
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Sways with music
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Carries large toy without falling
Cognitive Development
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Explores toys and materials through touching, banging, stacking, and dumping
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Begins to understand cause and effect (pushes buttons, turns knobs)
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Attempts simple puzzles (2–4 pieces)
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Recognizes familiar people, objects, and routines
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Shows curiosity by pointing, looking closely, and asking simple questions
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Engages in early pretend play (feeds a doll, pretends to talk on a phone)
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Follows simple one-step directions
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Begins to understand basic concepts (in/out, up/down, more)
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Enjoys repetition and predictable routines
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Expresses interest in books
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Can locate named object
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Looks at book alone
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Sustains attention to a short activity (2–5 minutes)
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Begins to recall familiar songs, stories, and classroom routines
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Experiments with stacking, nesting, and sorting objects















