
Toddlers
Building Confidence in Toddlers
This program builds on the fine and gross motor skills being developed during the first year allowing for exploration and play in a safe, responsive setting.
Developing Learning Skills in Toddlers
Teachers listen attentively, talk through routines, and are sensitive to the types of activities that engage the child's attention to cultivate new, complex thinking skills. Teachers work closely with families about developmental accomplishments and prepare daily progress reports.

TODDLERS GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT GOALS
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Points to objects when named
Experiments with sounds
Names familiar objects in books
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Shows interest in colors and patterns
Matches like shapes in simple puzzles
Fills and empties objects from containers
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Uses senses to explore
Manipulates new toys/objects to see what they will do
Shows interest in environment (rocks, clouds, etc.)
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Begins to play independently
Discovers how to respond to social situations
Awareness of own feelings
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Shows curiosity about new things
Uses repetition to discover new skills
Tries one or two solutions to play problems
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Stacks blocks or toys
Walks without help; begins climbing
Makes marks with writing materials
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INFANTS
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TODDLERS
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TWOS
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THREES
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SCHOOL AGERS