Our toddler programs are thoughtfully crafted to support this stage by encouraging both physical exploration and cognitive development. The learning environment is intentionally interactive, inviting toddlers to engage with the world around them through hands-on experiences that spark curiosity and joy.
As their developmental needs expand, teacher-guided learning becomes more prominent, introducing foundational concepts through purposeful play. . Alongside opportunities for child-led free play, children participate in experiences that support language development, Indigenous studies, understanding the world around them, learning about community workers, exploring family connections, and building awareness of their communities.
Developmental Goals
What we nurture at this age.
Expand vocabulary and early communication
Encourage independence in self-care (eating, washing hands, tidying up)
Introduce parallel and early cooperative play
OUR APPROACH
How we guide them.
Toddlers are natural explorers, and our room is designed to let them discover safely. Educators narrate, name, and respond to constantly, building the language foundation toddlers need while supporting the big emotions that come with this age.
A Typical Day
A day in the toddler room.
Free play, simple group activities (songs, circle-time, movement), free play & gross motor, creative time, sound and rhythm, snack and lunch times, nap time,