Play. Learn. Grow. Succeed.

6 weeks to 12 months

 Infants love social interaction. Warm, positive relationships with adults build trust, security, and language skills. Infants learn about the world around them through songs, messy play and floor-time games.

1 to 2 years

The focus of this program is building language skills and fostering the children’s ever-increasing curiosity. Our playful environment encourages milestones, explorations, hugs and giggles.

2 to 3 years

 Toddlers test their independence and learn some self-help skills while learning to enjoy stories, music, painting and more.

3 to 4 years

Each child’s pre-academic experience should begin in an environment which fosters a firm belief in his or her own capacity to learn. This can only be done when the development of the whole child is considered. Our preschool curriculum recognizes that the relationship between language acquisition and later academic achievement Is well documented. Opportunities to build language development, encourage exploration and expand on personal interests abound.

4 to 5 years

 In preparation for kindergarten, our program combines the expectations of the Common Core early learning standards with the development of additional skill building in the areas of math, science, language arts, art and music. We believe that building confidence and an enthusiasm for learning is the best start to a successful education.

5 to 6 years

 The kindergarten curriculum is consistent with the expectations of both the Maryland State Department of Education and the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Our small class size and creative curriculum insures that every child obtains individual instruction. The curriculum which incorporates language arts, math, science, art, and more is available for review at the school.

The kindergarten curriculum emphasizes language development as the cornerstone of academic achievement. Children are active participants in their learning with a focus on meaningful experiences rather than isolated skill development. They are taught to develop basic skills through creative play and social interaction.

We design “centers” in each classroom to allow children a choice of activities. Center areas include: art, sensory, reading, writing, math, block building, dramatic play and computers. These centers provide opportunities for children to learn individually or in small groups. The use of themes and centers allow the child to determine how far he or she wishes to take such an experience

5 to 12 years

 Emphasis is on science, arts and crafts, outdoor play, and music and movement. Popular among the many activities throughout the summer are Children’s Performers,  Field trips, Cooking Projects, Ice Cream days, Field Day Fridays, and much more!!

Weekly themes include science, crafts, games and more.

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Summer Camp Hours

Monday – Friday

7:00 am- 6:15 pm

No extra charge for extended hours

Camp Closed: Independence Day