Two Year Olds

The terrific two’s

This is the time your child will start growing to his or her greatest potential through social, academic, physical and creative activities. From swimming to the ABC’s, we work to help each child learn at their own speed and in their own unique way!

Toddler playing in the atrium treehouse

Here’s what your child will learn:

Social-emotional skills. Regulates own emotions and behaviors; says “please” and “thank you”; cooperates by taking turns; makes friends
Thinking skills. Recognizes and recalls people they’ve met
Basic self-help skills. Dresses self; tries a task first and then asks for help
Language. Develops listening skills; uses a growing vocabulary
Mathematics. Recognizes numbers and counts; understands shapes
The Arts. Explores the visual arts; recognizes colors

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Intergenerational activities include:

Side-by-side art time. Learns to comfortably engage with peers and adults while practicing creative expression and listening in a variety of situations
Dancing & music. Explores dance and music concepts and expression
Story time in our specialized Alzheimer’s and dementia care unit; comprehends and responds to books

Just for fun:*

Art activities	Swimming
Variety of sensory activities	Taking walks/exploring the outdoors; noticing the characteristics of living things

Three boys playing in the ball pit

Supplies parents need to provide:

Diapers, pull-ups, underwear and wipes/ointment
Change of clothes (one minimum)
Swim suit and swim diapers
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Nap time blanket

*As our new Bucyrus Campus continues to grow, we will add more special programs to mirror all those available at the Stein Campus. Visit our website often to watch our progress!

Enroll at Stein campus

Call (414) 977-5041 for more info

Enroll at Bucyrus campus

Call (414) 210-2470 for more info

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Your teachers are also mentors and clearly love their jobs. They want everyone to succeed.”

~ Infant and Toddler Readiness Coach