Max Capacity: 22 children (per minimum standards)
Teacher-to-Child Ratio: 1:11
Word: Discovery

Welcome to the Butterflies Classroom, where boundless energy meets endless discovery! Bright, sunlit spaces filled with puzzles, sensory tables, and pretend play areas spark the imagination of our eager two-year-olds. Here, every moment is an opportunity to learn, from building towers that teach early engineering skills to finger painting sessions that develop fine motor coordination.

This is a place where words begin to flow, as little learners expand their vocabulary through story time, songs, and hands-on play. Teachers gently encourage self-help skills like handwashing, sharing, and putting on their shoes—small but mighty steps toward independence.

A Day in the Life of a Butterfly:

• Morning: Arrival, greetings, breakfast, and sensory table exploration.
• Midday: Outdoor play, themed art projects, and group learning activities.
• Afternoon: Rest time, lunch, music and movement, storytelling, and snack.
• Evening: Dinner, free play, and winding down for pickup.

Max Capacity: 30 children (per minimum standards)
Teacher-to-Child Ratio: 1:15
Word: Growth

Step into the Busy Bees Classroom, and you’ll instantly feel the vibrancy and energy of three-year-olds eager to explore, create, and connect. This space is a bustling hub of hands-on learning, where children engage in dramatic play, construct towers with building blocks, and create masterpieces in the art corner.

Here, friendships bloom as children work together in sensory stations, role-play in the pretend kitchen, and solve simple puzzles that strengthen cognitive skills. Teachers introduce early math and literacy concepts through playful activities like counting games, rhyming songs, and scavenger hunts.

A Day in the Life of a Busy Bee:

• Morning: Arrival, breakfast, and interactive morning meeting.
• Midday: Outdoor play, literacy and math activities, and hands-on science.
• Afternoon: Quiet rest time, lunch, movement-based learning, snack, and creative play.
• Evening: Dinner, free exploration, and closing circle.

Max Capacity: 35 children (per minimum standards)
Teacher-to-Child Ratio: 1:18
Word: Imagination

The Dragonflies Classroom is a world of big dreams and bigger adventures. With learning centers designed to spark imaginative play, problem-solving, and creativity, our four-year-olds immerse themselves in storytelling, science experiments, and hands-on exploration.

Here, your child will trace letters in sand, build elaborate cities with blocks, and act out stories in a classroom puppet theater. Guided by caring teachers, they develop pre-reading skills, expand their social-emotional understanding, and sharpen their problem-solving abilities.

A Day in the Life of a Dragonfly:

• Morning: Welcome, morning circle, breakfast, and literacy exploration.
• Midday: Outdoor adventure, themed learning centers, and small group instruction.
• Afternoon: Rest time, lunch, hands-on STEM activities, snack, and creative play.
• Evening: Dinner, wind-down activities, and closing circle.

Max Capacity: 35 children (per minimum standards)
Teacher-to-Child Ratio: 1:22
Word: Readiness

The Kinder Prep Classroom is the launchpad for future success. It’s where young minds refine the skills they need to thrive in kindergarten and beyond. With structured learning centers, interactive storytelling, and engaging math activities, children hone their literacy, problem-solving, and social skills in a dynamic, supportive setting.

Here, children graduate with not just academic readiness, but the social-emotional tools to navigate friendships, challenges, and the exciting world ahead.

A Day in the Life of a Kinder Prep Student:

• Morning: Welcome, breakfast, calendar review, and phonics instruction.
• Midday: Outdoor physical play, STEM projects, and group work.
• Afternoon: Rest time, lunch, independent reading, snack, and creative arts.
• Evening: Dinner, social-emotional learning, and closing activities.