Hummingbirds
1 to 2 years
In our older infant room, your baby is on the move!
at this stage
Your child is developing essential skills through movement, play, and creativity. They are building coordination by running, jumping, and climbing, while refining fine motor skills like grasping utensils and holding crayons. Early literacy and math concepts come to life through music, storytime, and hands-on activities that introduce counting, shapes, and measurement. Socially and emotionally, toddlers begin to recall events, use their imagination, and engage in pretend play.
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daily routines
Routine activities help your child to establish trust, anicipate events, and create bonds with caregivers. This vital groundwork allows their developing brain to be ready to learn new skills and engage in experiences that increase their knowledge base.
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Basic care tasks – These are learning opportunities too! (Language, motor skills, cause and effect, communication, and so much more.)
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Themed play group
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Learning activity or project
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Gentle music at naptime
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Story sessions
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Outdoor play, weather permitting
weekly learning plans
Designed to enhance your child's daily routines and ensure they have an opportunity to explore to a variety of topics and experiences while increasing their knowledge base and building skills. These are made available for you each week in the Brightwheel app.
Did you know...
... that a group of hummingbirds is called a bouquet?