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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 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
**Current Openings**
6 weeks to 18 months old
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Toddler Room-
*10 children
** Current Openings**
18 months to 3 years old

Our Infant room currently has 5 Infants enrolled.  The ratio is 1 adult to 4 infants. Our Lead Teacher Chelsey Walker works with the babies by using the Infant Bright wheel curriculum.  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.

The Toddler Room currently has 9 children.  The ratio in this room is 1 adult to 5 toddlers.   They have circle time every day and follow a developmentally appropriate lesson plan from Bright Wheel curriculum for Toddlers. It is specifically designed to meet their individual needs performed by their lead teacher Ashley Hanstine.  We can accommodate 10 toddlers.

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Preschool Room-
*14 children

3 years to

5 years old

Our Preschool room currently is at full compacity.  The ratio in this room is 1 adult to 7 children. The lead teacher Allison Copeland also uses curriculum from Bright Wheel for Preschool. This Curriculum is developmentally appropriate skill building. Lesson plans are designed to meet the age and stages of her children.  We can accommodate 14 pre-schoolers. 

**We have current immediate openings. Call us at 607-467-5437 to get an application.

Having fun with sensory play,  building a marble run, and homemade play dough.

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