Toddlers, typically between the ages of one and three, thrive on structure and consistency. A thoughtfully planned daily schedule helps them feel secure, builds confidence, and fosters independence.
Our toddler program is designed to support key areas of development—emotional, social, language, cognitive, physical, and motor skills—through age-appropriate activities and routines. By establishing predictable yet flexible daily rhythms, we help toddlers grow, learn, and play in a safe, nurturing environment.
With a balance of learning, play, rest, and care, our schedule ensures every toddler is happy, engaged, and well-supported throughout their day.
Greetings
Children are warmly welcomed, helping them feel secure and excited for the day ahead.
7:30 AM
Breakfast
A healthy breakfast is served to provide toddlers with energy for a day full of learning and play.
8:00 AM
Hand Wash & Toileting
Children are guided to wash their hands and use the toilet, encouraging independence and hygiene.
9:15 AM
Morning Snack
A light snack is provided to keep energy levels stable before engaging activities begin.
9:30 AM
Circle Time
A group session including songs, stories, and weather discussions to boost language and social skills.
10:00 AM
Activity / Project of the Day
Hands-on activities support fine motor skills, creativity, and critical thinking in a fun, engaging way.
10:30 AM
Outdoor Play
Children explore and play outside (weather permitting), promoting physical development and teamwork.
11:00 AM
Hand Wash & Toileting
After play, toddlers refresh with supervised toileting and handwashing to stay clean and healthy.
11:30 AM
Lunch Time
A nutritious lunch is served, helping toddlers build healthy eating habits and routines.
12:00 PM
Nap
A quiet, restful nap time gives toddlers the break they need to recharge and grow.
1:00 PM
Sensory Table
Interactive sensory play stimulates curiosity and cognitive development through touch and exploration.
3:00 PM
Hand Wash & Toileting
Another round of handwashing and toileting ensures comfort and cleanliness after nap and play.
3:30 PM
Afternoon Snack
A healthy snack is served to keep toddlers energized for the rest of the afternoon.
4:00 PM
Activity & Close-Up Song
Gentle activities and a closing song help toddlers transition smoothly toward the end of the day.
4:30 PM
Music or Outdoor Play
Children enjoy either music-based movement or outdoor fun to finish the day on a cheerful note.
5:00 PM
Parent Arrival
Children are reunited with their families, wrapping up a day filled with learning, laughter, and love.