WE GOT YOU COVERED FROM TODDLERS TO PRESCHOOLERS
TODDLERS
At Our Munchkin, we will provide environments and experiences that will engage your toddler in meaningful inquiry, and exploration as we build the foundation for their STEM education in preschool.
Qualified early childhood educators will plan developmentally appropriate activities to help your child develop language skills, social skills, problem-solving skills & more. Your child's needs will be accommodated through flexible scheduling, which includes both indoor & outdoor structured activities.
Your toddler will also learn self-reliance and self-confidence. From hand-washing to serving their lunch, to feeding themselves, to being potty trained; your toddler will develop and practice these independent skills.
Our Munchkin believes in having a lower student-to-teacher ratio. Research has shown that with lower ratios, there is better student development and engagement as teachers can give more attention and focus to each student. The ratio in our toddler program is 5 toddlers for every 1 teacher.
PRESCHOOLERS
At Our Munchkin, our curriculum expands on the STEM concepts molding your preschooler into a creative thinker and problem solver.
Our early childhood educators will develop lessons to encourage your child's natural curiosity. As they learn, experience, and experiment with various tools and resources; they will learn to build the foundations of scientific inquiry.
As your preschooler wonders about the world around them, and question what things are called, how they work, and why things work; our educators will be there to promote their curiosity and build a lifelong love of learning.
At Our Munchkin, each child is cherished as an individual & is encouraged to become a well-rounded, responsible, productive, & problem-solving individual.
Our STEM-based learning approach allows your children to find solutions for real-world problems and become the world changers of tomorrow.
Our Munchkin believes in having a lower student-to-teacher ratio. Research has shown that with lower ratios, there is better student development and engagement as teachers can give more attention and focus to each student. The ratio in our preschool program is 8 preschoolers for every 1 teacher.
