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Our own World at Their Fingertips® curriculum is based on the research of the most renowned education experts. Designed by our education team, it’s created to support these important early years, to inspire children to be bold explorers today and joyful, confident learners for life.
Learn About Our Curriculum
Literacy, language, and love of books cultivated through listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Spurring a sense of wonder through observations and experiments in which we ask questions and form, record, and describe conclusions.
Fostering an interest and appreciation of art, music, theater and dance, while encouraging individual talents and artistic expression.
Early math concepts experienced through counting, sorting, patterning, one-on-one correspondence, and problem solving.
Healthy living developed through physical activity, good nutrition, and healthful habits incorporated into every day routines.
Experiences and activities designed to help children learn to respect our world, its diverse people, and the environment we live in.
Support for important social skills including compromise, self-regulation, negotiating with peers, and forming positive relationships.
Literacy, language, and love of books cultivated through listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Spurring a sense of wonder through observations and experiments in which we ask questions and form, record, and describe conclusions.
Fostering an interest and appreciation of art, music, theater and dance, while encouraging individual talents and artistic expression.
Early math concepts experienced through counting, sorting, patterning, one-on-one correspondence, and problem solving.
Healthy living developed through physical activity, good nutrition, and healthful habits incorporated into every day routines.
Experiences and activities designed to help children learn to respect our world, its diverse people, and the environment we live in.
Support for important social skills including compromise, self-regulation, negotiating with peers, and forming positive relationships.
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Healthy food is part of children’s development. Our menus align with our wellness commitment to Partnership for Healthier America. By eating family-style and serving themselves, children learn about making healthy choices and the connection between food and community.
