A full program, built for twos, threes, and the year before TK
Licensed, full-day care for twos and threes is hard to find. That's exactly the age we're built for. One classroom, familiar teachers, and a full, year-round day with no summer or holiday closures. By the time your child turns four, they're not just ready for what's next. They've had a real head start on it.
Ages 2 to 4. Full-day, year-round. 6:30am to 6:00pm, Monday through Friday.
Ages 2 to 4
One classroom community, two stages of growth.
Twos
The first weeks here are about one thing: helping your child feel safe enough to explore. Separating from a parent, playing alongside other children instead of just near them, and finding the words for "I want" and "I feel." We treat this transition with real patience, not a rush to the next milestone. Once that foundation is there, the rest of the day opens up: sensory bins, music and movement, dramatic play, and the fine motor groundwork (stacking, scooping, that first pincer grip) that every later skill builds on.
Threes, the Year Before TK
Still playful, now with more purpose. Group routines, turn-taking, and real problem-solving alongside classmates. This is where independence actually starts to show. We introduce letters, numbers, and patterning on purpose, not as worksheets but as part of the day's rhythm, so a three-year-old is building confidence, not just filling time. Since this is the year immediately before Transitional Kindergarten eligibility, it matters more than any other. We treat it that way.
A day in the program
Days move through guided learning time, free play, outdoor time, and rest, with morning and afternoon snack included at no extra cost. We're open 6:30am to 6:00pm, Monday through Friday, year round. A full, consistent day that doesn't shrink for the summer or disappear over a school break, the way a kindergarten schedule eventually will.
Children aging in from our infant & toddler program move into this classroom automatically at 30 months, with teachers who already know them. Families can also start directly at age two. There's no requirement to have enrolled with us earlier.
Curriculum
Specific, real skill-building, not just supervised playtime.
Language Arts
Letter recognition and early literacy, alongside listening and communication: following directions, expressing ideas, taking part in group conversation, and basic sign language to give every child another way to be understood.
Math
Counting, number recognition, sorting, and patterns, building real number sense in growing complexity.
Life Skills
Self-care routines, independence, cooperation, and turn-taking. The everyday habits a classroom runs on.
Foundational Concepts
Shapes, colors, opposites, and classification. The building blocks underneath language and math alike.
Daily Calendar
Days of the week, months, seasons, and weather, reinforced every morning until sequence and routine become second nature.
Cooking Projects
Hands-on recipes that fold in measuring, following steps, and fine motor skills. Math and life skills, made edible.
Ready to see the classrooms?
Openings available now across every program. Tours run during regular hours, 6:30am–6:00pm, Monday–Friday, year round.