For two-year-olds, learning begins with feeling safe, connected, and free to explore. Warm relationships and predictable daily rhythms help children express their needs, navigate big feelings, and try new things with support.
Toddler Program at Nature's Lab
Monday–Friday
7:45 AM–4:45 PM
$1,550 per month
Meals Included
Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack are included in tuition.
Outdoor play, sensory exploration, songs, stories, and gentle encounters with our school animals invite children to discover the world with their whole bodies. Spanish immersion comes to life through everyday routines, play, and conversation. Teachers build on children’s interests, nurturing language, movement, early friendships, and growing independence. Children have time to make choices, repeat discoveries, and begin learning who they are within a caring community.
Our values in every day life
Community, Kindness, Respect, Understanding, and Curiosity guide how we learn and care for one another. Children practice these values as they welcome a friend into play, care gently for an animal, share ideas, work through a disagreement, and investigate a question. Teachers model these values and support children as they grow.
Growing Skills, Confidence, and Independence
Early Math and
Scientific Thinking
Spanish Language Development
Outdoor Learning and Environmental
Stewardship
Social-Emotional
Development
Developmental Readiness
Early Literacy and Language
Additional Fees
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An annual, non-refundable registration fee of $300 is required.
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An annual, non-refundable materials fee of $300 is also required.
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A weekly fee of $15 applies to children who are not yet potty trained. This fee continues until children can use the toilet independently.
FAQ:
How do teachers help toddlers adjust to a new classroom?
Teachers build warm, trusting relationships and provide predictable daily rhythms so children can feel safe, become familiar with their surroundings, and explore at their own pace.
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How do teachers support toddlers through big feelings?
At this age, children are still learning how to express their needs and manage strong emotions. Teachers offer reassurance and guidance, helping children recognize and communicate what they are feeling.
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How does Spanish immersion work for two-year-olds?
Toddlers experience Spanish naturally throughout the day through familiar routines, play, songs, and everyday conversations. This gives them opportunities to hear and begin using another language in meaningful contexts. These three FAQs add useful information without repeating the full program description.