Toddler Classroom
Toddler Classroom
🚼 Toddler Classroom (15 months – 2.5 years)
In our toddler classrooms, we foster independence, curiosity, and emerging social skills. With structured routines and developmentally appropriate experiences, toddlers build confidence through play, problem-solving, and early communication.
- Focus Areas: Language acquisition, self-help skills, sensory play, parallel and cooperative play.
- Learning Centers: Blocks, dramatic play, art, books, and discovery areas designed for hands-on exploration.
- Teacher Role: Teachers guide toddlers through transitions and emotions, helping them express needs and begin forming relationships with peers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How do you support toddlers during transitions like drop-off or nap time?
Consistency and routines help toddlers feel secure. Teachers greet each child warmly and use visual schedules, soothing techniques, and comfort objects as needed.
Q2: What kind of curriculum do toddlers follow?
We use The Creative Curriculum for Toddlers, focusing on exploration and early independence. Daily plans include music, art, sensory play, and social interaction.
Q3: What does the potty training process look like?
We partner with families and support readiness signs. Teachers offer encouragement, consistent routines, and a no-pressure environment.
Q4: How do you handle or challenging behavior?
We use positive guidance strategies—acknowledging feelings, setting clear limits, and helping children learn to express themselves appropriately.
Q5: Are meals and snacks provided?
Yes, we provide nutritious meals and snacks that meet state guidelines. Menus are shared with families, and accommodations are made for allergies.
Q6: How do I receive updates about my child’s day?
You’ll receive real-time updates through Brightwheel, including photos, nap times, meals, and notes from your child’s teacher.