Rooms

Nurturing Joyful Hearts and Curious Minds

The Nest (Infants)

The Nest is a calm, nurturing space designed especially for our youngest learners. Here, babies and toddlers are invited to explore the world through gentle, hands-on experiences that support early development and encourage curiosity.

Our thoughtfully arranged areas include:

Fine Motor Play: Busy boards, puzzles, and small toys that help strengthen little hands and build coordination.
Block & Construction Play: Soft blocks and simple building toys to encourage stacking, problem-solving, and early spatial awareness.
Books & Language: A cozy reading nook filled with board books and storytimes that introduce the rhythms of language.
Creative Experiences: Painting, coloring, and simple crafts using safe, non-toxic materials that invite self-expression.
Dramatic Play: Mini kitchen sets and soft dress-up items for early role play and imagination.
Early Numeracy: Sorting, stacking, and simple counting games to introduce basic math concepts in playful ways.
Discovery Area: Cause-and-effect toys and simple science materials that spark curiosity and wonder.
Sensory Exploration: Sand, water, and other tactile materials that support sensory regulation and open-ended play.
Nature Connections: Natural elements like smooth stones, leaves, pinecones, and indoor plants bring the calming beauty of the outdoors inside.

In The Nest, every moment is a chance for connection, discovery, and joyful learning—at a pace that honors each child’s unique development.

The Grove (Junior Toddlers)

The Grove is a warm and welcoming space for our youngest toddlers, offering gentle structure and playful exploration as they take their first steps toward independence. With soft lighting, natural materials, and thoughtful routines, this room is designed to help toddlers feel safe, curious, and confident.

Each area invites open-ended learning through movement, discovery, and connection:

Fine Motor Play: Stacking cups, simple puzzles, and grasping toys support developing coordination and problem-solving.
Construction: Large blocks and chunky building materials invite toddlers to explore cause and effect through hands-on play.
Books & Literacy: Short stories, picture books, and cozy reading corners encourage early language development.
Creative Expression: Finger painting, scribbling, and sensory-safe art experiences promote creativity and self-expression.
Dramatic Play: Toddler-sized kitchen sets, soft dolls, and props encourage role play and early social skills.
Early Numeracy: Songs, sorting games, and simple counting experiences lay a playful foundation for math thinking.
Discovery & Science: Exploration with water, mirrors, and natural objects helps toddlers observe and wonder.
Sensory Play: Water, oats, and other soothing materials support sensory regulation and joyful discovery.
Nature Connections: Stones, leaves, pinecones, and other natural materials help toddlers stay grounded and connected to the world around them.

In The Grove, toddlers are free to move, explore, and grow—surrounded by caregivers who meet them with patience, joy, and responsive care.

The Hollow (Toddlers)

The Hollow is a lively, nurturing space where older toddlers begin to stretch their independence, deepen friendships, and build foundational skills through purposeful play. As their thinking becomes more complex and their interests broaden, children in The Hollow are invited to explore hands-on experiences that foster creativity, confidence, and connection.

In this room, learning unfolds through joyful discovery:

Fine Motor Play: Bead threading, tweezers, and detailed puzzles help strengthen coordination and focus.
Building & Construction: Trains, wooden blocks, and early LEGO sets promote creativity, collaboration, and design thinking.
Books & Literacy: A cozy book corner and group storytelling experiences support language growth and early comprehension.
Creative Expression: Open-ended art materials and dress-up items encourage self-expression through color, texture, and role play.
Dramatic Play: Kitchen sets, baby dolls, and rotating themes inspire rich pretend play and social development.
Early Numeracy: Number puzzles, patterning games, and simple counting activities build early math foundations.
Discovery & Science: Child-friendly tools and materials spark wonder and curiosity as children explore simple science concepts.
Sensory Play: Tactile materials such as rice, sand, and water support sensory integration and focused exploration.
Nature Connections: Pinecones, leaves, stones, and wooden elements are woven into daily play to nurture a relationship with the natural world.

The Hollow is a space where imagination and skill come together—supported by caring educators who guide each child’s unique path of growth.

The Meadow (Preschool-Aged)

The Meadow is a vibrant, thoughtfully designed space where preschoolers are invited to dive deeper into learning through rotating activities that challenge their thinking, fuel their creativity, and build strong social connections. As children prepare for kindergarten and beyond, this room supports their growing confidence, independence, and sense of wonder.

Each learning area encourages hands-on exploration and meaningful play:

Fine Motor Play: Puzzles, tweezers, and bead threading activities strengthen dexterity and concentration.
Building & Construction: LEGO, magnetic tiles, and real tools for building invite collaboration and creativity.
Literacy & Writing: A cozy writing center offers opportunities to practice name-writing, explore letters, and enjoy books.
Creative Expression: A wide range of art materials allow children to paint, draw, and craft their ideas into colorful creations.
Dramatic Play: Rotating themes and dress-up clothes set the stage for storytelling, role-play, and cooperative play.
Math & Numeracy: Number games, sorting activities, and early math challenges support foundational math skills.
Discovery & Science: Exploration stations and science kits spark curiosity and deepen children's understanding of the world.
Sensory Play: Sensory bins with ever-changing textures provide opportunities for focused, calming, and imaginative play.
Nature Connections: Stones, shells, pinecones, and other natural items are integrated into daily activities, helping children feel connected to the natural world.

In The Meadow, learning is active, joyful, and rooted in meaningful experiences—guided by educators who nurture each child’s unique strengths and growing sense of self.