Curriculum
Our curriculums were specifically designed by the Discovery Years Educational Committee. Headed by a Masters of Education teacher, the committee collectively comprises over 20 years of teaching experience.
Infant Curriculum
Our infant curriculum, Beginnings, insures that ample personal attention to the
developmental needs of each child are met. Activities in the curriculum are designed to take
advantage of how a baby's daily routine can serve as a basis of learning throughout the day.
They are centered on playtime, cuddling time, meal, diapering and rest time. Books, songs and
rhymes, games, face to face interactions, and fine and gross motor activities are integrated
into our program on a daily basis. Beginnings is flexible enough to respect each
baby's individuality and each family's unique parenting style.
Toddler Curriculum
Our toddler curriculum, Explorations, incorporates concrete themes that allow toddlers to form perceptions about their world through their rapidly developing skills. Toddlers are active learners; they learn language, problem solving skills, and fine and gross motor skills through investigation, experimentation and repetition. Explorations provides teachers with the framework to promote the social, emotional, physical and cognitive development of toddlers. It is based on the series Toddlers Together by Cynthia Catlin.
Preschool Curriculum
Our preschool curriculum, Foundations, is an all emcompassing curriculum that provides
teachers with a framework that allows them to present each unit topic through multiple means
including critical thought, language, math, science, music, movement and creative arts. This
allows each individual child the opportunity to involve themselves in activities that they find
motivating. The Foundations curriculum incorporates our
Emergent Literacy Program which is a balanced
approach to early literacy. The results are children learning to their fullest potential while
promoting a strong self esteem.




