Our 18–29 month classroom is designed to support toddlers as they grow into more independent, curious, and active learners. This age group is full of energy, imagination, and a strong desire to explore their world. The classroom provides a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment where children can develop at their own pace.

The room is arranged with clearly defined learning areas that encourage hands-on exploration, including blocks, dramatic play, sensory experiences, books, art, and fine motor activities. Materials are at child level to promote independence and choice. Daily routines offer a balance of active play, quiet time, group activities, and individual learning moments.

Teachers focus on building trusting relationships with each child, supporting social–emotional growth, language development, and self-help skills. Activities encourage emerging skills such as problem-solving, sharing, expressing needs with words, and beginning toilet learning when developmentally ready.

A typical day includes:

• Circle time with songs, stories, and movement

• Indoor and outdoor play for gross motor development

• Small group activities to build early cognitive and social skills

• Sensory and art exploration to spark creativity and curiosity

• Rest time to support healthy growth and self-regulation