Toddler Program
17-29 Months
Purple Room & Orange Room
Toddlers need a sensory-rich environment with ample time for movement and exploration. This allows them to develop a strong vocabulary and curiosity.
What Toddlers are Learning
Making Choices and Solving Problems
Motor Coordination
Following Directions and Routines
What This Stage Looks Like
Growing independence is a hallmark of the year, with milestones such as self-feeding, handwashing, and increasingly coordinated movement. Toddlers also begin to refine their communication skills through purposeful listening and responding to their name.
Parallel play becomes a regular part of the day, laying early foundations for social connection.
Families often celebrate emerging milestones in toilet learning as toddlers begin signaling needs, practicing dressing skills, and becoming comfortable with toileting routines alongside caring teacher support.
What Our Toddler Teachers See
This age is exciting because we can develop so many skills at once through just one activity! A single hands-on experience can support early math skills (counting and sorting), fine motor strength (scooping, bagging, planting), and social development (taking turns and imaginative play).
irene garcia, orange room assistant teacher
