Which room, and which days
| Ages | Adults to children | Full day6:00 am–6:00 pm5 days a week | Half day8:00 am–12:00 pm5 days a week | Part week8:30 am–3:00 pmMonday, Wednesday and Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infants6 weeks to 2 yearsLullabies from home are welcome, in any language. | 1 adult to 4 children | Offered | Not offered | Not offered |
| Twos2 to 3 yearsPicture books, blocks and the first art table. | 1 adult to 5 children | Offered | Offered | Waitlist |
| Threes3 to 4 yearsCircle time, counting games and a reading corner. | 1 adult to 7 children | Offered | Offered | Offered |
| Fours4 to 5 yearsStories, songs and learning to write a name. | 1 adult to 8 children | Offered | Full | Offered |
Fees and what each is for
- Registration
- Opens your child's file and goes with the application.
- Holding a place
- Keeps your child's place until the first day and goes toward the first month's tuition.
- Supplies
- Paper, paint and the things that wear out with use.
Places in each room change through the year. Ask at the tour.
Sample programs.
In every room
What every room has each day
- 01
Meals and snacks
Breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack. Tell us about the foods your family eats and doesn't eat at the tour, and about any allergy in person; we ask again in private when you enroll.
- 02
Languages at the table
Teachers talk with children in Karen, Burmese, Nepali and English, and sing the songs families sing at home.
- 03
Outdoor play
Every group goes out every day the weather allows, in the yard with the teacher who knows them.
- 04
Stories and songs
Picture books on the rug each morning, and songs for waking up, tidying up and saying goodbye.
- 05
Rest
Babies sleep when they need to. Older children rest after lunch, and a child who doesn't sleep can look at books.
- 06
Notes home
At pickup, a teacher tells you how the day went. The Infant room writes it down for each baby.
Come see the rooms
Book a tour and we'll show you the room your child would be in.