Our program
Your child’s bright future starts now!
Our program is play and learn-based, where children will learn through hands-on activities and creative playthings that enrich and stimulate their spontaneous desires and abilities. Children will have lots of fun engaging indoor and outdoor sensory activities that will develop their fine and gross motor skills, encourage socialization, master practical solutions, promote independent thinking, practice self-help skills, and increase self-esteem. Children will have opportunities to learn various activities such as music, art, cooking, gardening, dance, yoga, and sports.
Age 15 months to 4 years old
Our program serves children aged 15 months to 4 years old. We offer age-appropriate learning and playing activities with encouraging support and personal guidance.
In the Fall of 2023, KiddiTime will have additional spots available. Please submit an application now to be on our waitlist.
Daily activities are carefully balanced to provide both independent and group play as well as quiet and active movements for body and mind growth.
Arts and crafts encourage children’s creativity and help them find joy in spontaneity.
Face painting is just fun! Kids get to pick the designs and colors that they want.
Gardening gets children outside and deeply involved in nature's works.
Cleaning up teaches children values and respect for the environment and others.
Yoga and meditation let children learn calmness and movements.
Field trips and outdoor play allow children to get fresh air, motivate curiosity, and stimulate observation.
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Painting
Provide open-ended art activities that help children explore and express themselves.
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Music
Children learn with music, learn about music, and learn by music. Music is incorporated into our daily activities.
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cooking
Cooking is a valuable life skill that teaches children about food and safety.
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Socialization
Natural peer-to-peer social interactions supports the children in learning how to understand and communicate with others.
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Thinking
Environment which supports the child’s power of concentration.
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Learning
Early start to writing and reading with sounds, letters, and words.
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Playing
Move freely and play outside help support children’s physical development.
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Collaboration
Mixed-age group learning allows children to learn from each other and benefit from re-teaching.