Our Programs

We offer programs for children ranging from toddler to preschool. If you have any questions about these programs, please feel free to contact us.

A parental daily report is given to update each family on meal times, nap times, toilet training and all activities accomplished each day.

Infants

6 weeks to 12 months

Little Rebels's Infant Care & Learning Program has been developed to incorporate daily sensory and motor excesses in addition to taking care of feeding and napping needs. Although infants do not follow a pre-set schedule to their individual needs, our teachers spend 30 to 60 minutes every day on cognitive development time interacting with each infant with different exercises.

Toddlers

2 to 3 years

At this age, children are meeting new challenges as fast as they come. Our toddler rooms allow the toddler to move and explore their world. Crawling, walking and eventually running are levels they accomplish in what seems like a blink of an eye. Our caregivers are dedicated in helping each child develop these skills through a trusting and loving relationship.

• Activities will include music, stories, art, outdoor play, blocks, and much more. Children learn best if they are in a stimulating environment.
• Toddlers groups are small to ensure individual needs can be met.

Preschoolers

4 years

At this age, children are more coordinated and begins to explore their world even more. Preschoolers learn through play and teacher led small group activities. They will begin to play with others, form friendships, pretend play, as well as become more independent.

• Toliet training is a critical for development and teachers ensure they understand methods at home to ensure consistency for the child.
• Activities will include art, reading centers, discovery centers, blocks, dress up, cooking, outdoor play and much more.
• Preschoolers will participate in small group activities to foster social, emotional, physical, and language development.

Prekindergarten

5 years

At this age, children are at the final stage of being prepared for entering school. Our goal is to prepare them to be successful in school. Pre-K children are now learning more independence, how to recognize and write letters, and simple math skills.

• Play time becomes more independent with guidance from their teachers.
• Pretend play is and creativity is more advanced with more details.
• They are learning to express themselves.