Classrooms in The Children's House
The curriculum at The Children’ s House is developed by the lead teachers using the Minnesota Early Childhood Indicators of Progress for children Birth to 8 years of age and the National Assoc. for the Education of Young Children’s (NAEYC) Developmentally Appropriate Practice. In each classroom, the teacher plans daily activities that are available to all children throughout the day in the areas of Social & Emotional development, children’s approaches to learning, Language, & Literacy development, Communication, Creativity & the Arts, Cognitive development, and Physical & Motor development.
Our play-based philosophy provides children with imaginative activities both teacher and child guided, that allow them to develop their skills in math, science, creative arts, language development, self-help skills, and literacy while exploring their environment.
Infant Room
In the Infant Room, babies are encouraged to explore and learn in a safe, caring, and nurturing environment.
Toddler Room
While in the Toddler Room, children ages 16-35 months are encouraged to develop their independence, while we keep in mind each individual's varying time schedule and needs.
Preschool I Room
The children in this room are learning important skills through their play such as self- help skills, life skills, math, science, and literacy skills.
Preschool II Room
In the Preschool II classroom, children are provided opportunities to learn and grow by engaging in creative, open-ended, hands-on, active play experiences.
