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7:30-8:30 Children arrive and enjoy free play.
8:30-9:00 Clean-up and hand washing.
9:00-09:30 Breakfast / Morning Snack
09:30-11:45 Morning Activities
● Circle time
● Art and craft activities
● Outdoor activities
● Walks to the forest
● Free exploration and play
11:45 to 12:00 Clean-up and get ready for lunch.
12:00-12:45 Lunch
12:45-01:00 Clean-up and preparation for rest time.
1:00-1:30 Story / Reading Time
1:30-3:30 Nap / Rest Time
3:30-4:30 Afternoon Snack and Free Play
4:30 Children enjoy indoor or outdoor play while getting ready for pick-up.
We have a variety of toys, books, and age appropriate activities all to stimulate and nourish children's curious minds. We will them to develop and learn the following skills through structured play activities: Social Skills, Language Arts, Listening Skills, Fine & Gross Motor Movements, Letters, Numbers, Shapes, Colors, Music, and Songs.
We also encourage unstructured playtime in order to allow the children to use their own imaginations for discovery, invention and to inspire a sense of adventure.
The children have circle time and story time each day. During this time the children get to interact with each other and …. [Need more here]
Music teachers and art teachers make regular visits to provide creative enrichment qualities for the children, and our full-time assistants speak Spanish with the children to promote a bilingual environment.
Depending on the time of year and the weather, we will explore our local environments and surroundings with trips to the following locations such as Hynes Playground, Arnold Arboretum, library, and neighborhood adventure walks.
On your child’s daily summary sheet, we will provide information on your child's day. This sheet will include information on meals, mood, activities, diapering, naps, new accomplishments, field trips, and any other relevant information pertaining to your child.
Nature-based play is an important part of our children’s day. Whenever possible, children have opportunities to explore, discover, and learn through experiences with the natural world. Whether they are playing outdoors, observing plants and insects, collecting leaves, digging in the soil, exploring water, or simply noticing the changing seasons, nature provides endless opportunities for curiosity and learning.
Through nature-based play, children strengthen their physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and language development while using their creativity and imagination. .
We believe that some of the most meaningful learning happens when children have the freedom to explore, wonder, play, and connect with nature.

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