Programs
Fun & Creativity
Young Toddlers
(18–23 Months)
Theme Focus: Exploration & Discovery
Developmental Stage: Sensory learning, mobility building, early language development
Sensory Development
- Taste-safe sensory bins (oats, dry rice, large pasta)
- Water pouring station (cups + funnels)
- Texture wall (soft, bumpy, smooth panels)
- Edible finger painting (yogurt + natural coloring)
Goal: Exploration through touch, repetition, and cause-and-effect learning.
- Push toys
- Music & movement activities
- Ball rolling games
Gross Motor Skills
Goal: Strengthening walking stability, coordination, and confidence.
- Mega blocks
- Velcro board activities
Fine Motor Skills
Goal: Developing pincer grasp and hand control.
Cognitive Development
- Object permanence games
- Simple color matching
- “Where is it?” hide-and-seek games
- Cause-and-effect toys
Goal: Support early cognitive development
Language & Social Development
- Repetitive daily circle songs
- Animal sound imitation
- Naming body parts
- Parallel play opportunities
Goal: Encourage early expressive speech, Increase receptive vocabulary
Older Toddlers
(24–35 Months)
Theme Focus: Independence & Exploration
Developmental Stage: Increased mobility, language growth, emerging social skills
Sensory Development
- Kinetic sand
- Colored water mixing
- sensory play
- Scent jars (lavender, cinnamon, lemon)
Goal: Sensory processing through hands-on exploration of textures, temperatures, and scents.
Gross Motor Skills
- Mini obstacle courses
- Animal movement games
- Dance parties with scarves
Goal: Enhance balance, coordination, body control, and spatial awareness.
Fine Motor Skills
- Large bead stringing
- Playdough cutting & shaping
- Sticker stations
- Supervised beginning scissor practice
Goal: Build bilateral coordination to support early self-care, tool use, and pre-writing readiness.
STEM Foundations
- Magnet wall exploration
- Sink or float experiments
- Block bridge building
- Simple pattern-making activities
Goal: Encourage early problem-solving, and cause-and-effect reasoning through exploratory science, engineering, and pattern-based activities.
Dramatic Play
- Mini grocery store
- Kitchen center
- Construction zone
Goal: Promote social role understanding, and cooperative interaction through imaginative, real-world role-play experiences.
Language Development
- Story retelling with puppets
- Emotion identification cards
- Following 2–3 step directions
Goal: Encourage early expressive speech, Increase receptive vocabulary
Pre-school
(3–5 Years)
Theme Focus: Leadership, Creativity & School Readiness
Developmental Stage: Critical thinking, collaboration, pre-academic skills
