Young Toddler Camp

Practical life activities help children build essential life skills while fostering independence, coordination, and concentration. Some summer activities include pouring water during outdoor play, transferring objects in sensory bins, practicing dressing skills with hats and shoes, and caring for their environment by watering plants.

Our Sensorial area engages the children in activities that stimulate their senses and foster cognitive development. Through hands-on exploration with puzzles, stamps, and sorting games, they learn to recognize patterns, colors, and shapes. These experiences enhance problem-solving abilities while encouraging sensory exploration in an interactive way.

In the Fine Motor area, the children develop precision and control through engaging activities like threading colorful beads, peeling stickers, creating summer-inspired crafts, and working with knobbed puzzles. These activities refine hand-eye coordination and dexterity while sparking creativity, laying the foundation for more advanced skills as they grow.

Our summer language activities focus on building vocabulary in fun and engaging ways. The children will sing cheerful summer songs to develop auditory skills and rhythm and enjoy storybooks to enhance listening and comprehension.

Our little ones enjoy building their gross motor skills through exciting summer activities. The water table, playground play, and sandbox encourage movement, coordination, and sensory exploration while strengthening their muscles and enhancing physical development.

Music and movement are integral parts of our curriculum, offering young toddlers opportunities for self-expression and physical activity. Using instruments like the xylophone, maracas, and tambourine, along with singing songs, toddlers explore rhythm, melody, and coordination in a fun and interactive way. 

Socialization plays a vital role in a young toddler's development, fostering essential social skills and a sense of belonging. In our class, we nurture social growth through group activities such as singing songs, listening to stories, structured play, positive reinforcement, and outdoor exploration, creating meaningful opportunities for connection and interaction.

Our program recognizes the unique needs of our Young Toddler Class by providing toddler-sized cots, perfectly suited to their size, offering a safe and cozy space for rest. To create a serene environment, we play peaceful music that gently lulls the toddlers to sleep.

At CWMS, we prioritize keeping parents of our Young Toddler Class connected to their little ones' daily experiences through Brightwheel. Brightwheel provides real-time updates on key aspects such as naptime—including when they fell asleep and how long they slept—diaper changes, and the meals and snacks they ate. These updates help parents cater to their child's needs effectively, fostering a strong partnership between home and school.