
From Confidence to Independence
As toddlers grow into Preschoolers, their curiosity is matched with a growing desire for independence, communication, and connection with others. Our Preschool classroom is designed for older toddlers who are ready for more structure, longer group experiences, and increased responsibility within the classroom.
Building on the foundation we establish in our Toddlers program; this classroom supports children as they begin to navigate a more preschool-like environment. Through consistent routines and guidance, children learn to participate in group learning while continuing to explore, play, and build confidence.
Our Approach
We continue to follow The Creative Curriculum for Preschool, using a play-based, developmentally appropriate framework that supports both academics and social-emotional growth.
In the Toddler Preschool classroom, teachers introduce more directed learning experiences while still being flexible and responsive to our children’s individual interests. We weave early academic concepts – such as language development, early literacy and writing, number sense, and problem-solving – into play, group activities, and daily routines. These experiences help children build foundational skills while remaining engaged and curious.

Social-Emotional Learning at the Core
Social-emotional learning remains central in the Toddler Preschool classroom, as children begin learning how to function independently within a group setting. Our teachers help children manage emotions, communicate needs, and navigate peer relationships. These interactions help our children learn to:
We strengthen these skills, so that children can develop the emotional readiness to succeed in Pre-K and beyond.
A Typical Day
The Toddler Preschool day follows a more structured routine that helps children understand expectations. We focus on transitions to help children feel confident moving through the day. Teachers design lessons that balance group learning, independent exploration, and play.
We still emphasize play-based learning during every part of the day, but with added structure we are able to build our Toddler’s focus, persistence, and confidence. These experiences prepare them for Pre-K while honoring their unique development.
Throughout the Day, Children:


