At Stepping Stones Learning academy we welcome toddlers (18 months old) to school age (12 years old). We provide a safe, loving, and enriched learning environment. Our dedicated caregivers are committed to providing individualized attention and nurturing support to meet the unique needs of each child. By combining early childhood education and play-based learning we offer a wide range of learning activities to stimulate your child’s mental development, social skills, large/small motor development skills, emotional skills, communication skills, and creativity and curiosity skills.

Toddlers are amazing explorers who are excited to learn about the world around them. In our Toddlers Town classroom, your child will begin an amazing journey of discovery as they learn about colors, shapes, and sizes. With the support of our dedicated and committed teachers your child’s vocabulary will grow each day, they will work on their fine and gross motor skills and gain the confidence to move and explore freely. We focus on fostering self-sufficiency, language development, and early socialization skills. Our goal is helping your child grow while encouraging their natural creativity and curiosity.
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Our Explorer’s Avenue classroom is a caring environment that offers our two- and three-year-olds the space needed to explore, learn, and grow. Our teachers are dedicated and committed in focusing on building their independence and confidence as they grow. Your child will learn new words, explore shapes, sort colors, and make art with many textures and materials.
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The Junior Kinder Lane class will expose your child to various learning centers where they will be challenged physically, emotionally, socially, and cognitively. Children will work individually and in groups to promote socialization. Children will learn through appropriate play-based activities. They are free to observe, discover, and interact with materials at their developmental levels. Some of the activities include dramatic play, block building and creative arts with other children, role playing, learning to deal with conflict, beginning to cut, paste and enhance fine motor development. Math becomes a key learning area, and children will learn by grouping objects into categories, matching, and classifying, basic introduction of size and weights and problem solving.
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