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Nurture's Best Creche - Multi Award Winning Centre of Excellence
Toddler care RoomTODDLER CARE ROOM – 28 — 36 MONTHS
‘‘EXPLORATION STATION – INDEPENDENT ME !’
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Nurture's Best VideoTestimonials
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The older children are, the more curious they become. Within our homelike environment, your older toddler is free to be anything from an artist to an engineer. Playing “pretend,” learning games, participating in hands-on activities – these are just a few of the ways we keep kids engaged. Since learning how to relate to others is also important, we do large and small group activities every day.
Nurture’s Best curriculum encourages kids’ natural curiosity and willingness to try new things, so children discover the ways that they learn best. So in addition to basic skills, your child learns about self-direction, self-reliance and self-esteem.
Nurture’s Best curriculum encourages kids’ natural curiosity and willingness to try new things, so children discover the ways that they learn best. So in addition to basic skills, your child learns about self-direction, self-reliance and self-esteem.
A CHILD’S SAMPLE DAY
8:00 Your daughter is looking forward to sharing a favorite book during reading time. When you drop her off, she runs ahead to the library.
8:45 A song to get the day started. The kids act out “Old McDonald.”
9:30 Welcome Circle Time – hello’s, songs, choice of things to do & much more…..
9:50 Run, run, run, — it’s outside and a game of Tag.
10:20 Whew! Now the kids are hungry — they have some healthy bananas & whole meal loaf.
10:45 The children cooperate to build a tower of boxes and cover them with paper. Is it a skyscraper?
12:00 Some sand, water or play dough time ……. Watch how I explore.
12:30 Time for some rest and relaxation. Your daughter takes a book to her cot.
2:00 Yummy Fish Pie for lunch — your daughter ate all her green beans, too!.
2:45 Outside! Oh, boy! Tossing the ball helps build coordination.
3:10 Looking through a magnifying glass, the children discuss feathers, blades of grass, rocks and flowers.
3:20 A humus snack keeps them going for the rest of the day.
3:40 Your daughter takes a turn at the drum while the other children move with the beat.
4:15 Closing Circle Time. The children talk about what they’ve done and learned.
5:40 You arrive to find your daughter drawing — Just a minute, mom!
8:00 Your daughter is looking forward to sharing a favorite book during reading time. When you drop her off, she runs ahead to the library.
8:45 A song to get the day started. The kids act out “Old McDonald.”
9:30 Welcome Circle Time – hello’s, songs, choice of things to do & much more…..
9:50 Run, run, run, — it’s outside and a game of Tag.
10:20 Whew! Now the kids are hungry — they have some healthy bananas & whole meal loaf.
10:45 The children cooperate to build a tower of boxes and cover them with paper. Is it a skyscraper?
12:00 Some sand, water or play dough time ……. Watch how I explore.
12:30 Time for some rest and relaxation. Your daughter takes a book to her cot.
2:00 Yummy Fish Pie for lunch — your daughter ate all her green beans, too!.
2:45 Outside! Oh, boy! Tossing the ball helps build coordination.
3:10 Looking through a magnifying glass, the children discuss feathers, blades of grass, rocks and flowers.
3:20 A humus snack keeps them going for the rest of the day.
3:40 Your daughter takes a turn at the drum while the other children move with the beat.
4:15 Closing Circle Time. The children talk about what they’ve done and learned.
5:40 You arrive to find your daughter drawing — Just a minute, mom!