The first 2000 days of life is the most important developmental phase of a childs life creating the foundation for all future learning and life skills.
We have three classrooms each with Creative Curriculum programs directed to meet children's individual needs and interest at the age appropriate level. Our goal in each is to encourage independence, develop self-control, teach conflict resolution and problem solving, foster appreciation for diversity, foster positive self-image and encourage creativity. You will find pictures of our classroom activities posted on our facebook page - Wilson Children's Center.
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Infant Room
8 children, 6 weeks to 18 months old
Our Infant room can have up to 8 babies. The ratio is 1 adult to 4 infants. Our Lead Teacher Rachel Grausgruber works with the babies by using the Creative Curriculum for Infants program. In this room we help them with so many of their "firsts" - first crawling, first steps, first hand eye coordination skills. We can accommodate 8 infants.
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Toddler Room
10 children, 18 months to 3 years old
The Toddler Room can hold up to 10 children. The ratio in this room is 1 adult to 5 toddlers. The lead teacher is Christine Hafele. They have circle time every day and follow a developmentally appropriate lesson plan from Creative Curriculum for Toddlers designed to meet their individual needs prepared by their lead teacher. We can accommodate 12 toddlers.
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Preschool Room
14 children, 3 years to
5 years old
Our Preschool room can hold up to 14 children. The ratio in this room is 1 adult to 7 children. Our curriculum from Creative Curriculum for Preschool is developmentally appropriate for preschoolers. The lead teacher is Justina Mead. Justina creates a lesson plan every week designed to meet the age and needs of her children. We can accommodate 14 pre-schoolers.
Having fun with sensory play, building a marble run, and homemade play dough.