- A wrap-up of the session, often including a goodbye song and a brief reflection on the day's activities.
- An unstructured playtime allows children to explore, interact, and build relationships while Parents can engage in conversations and support one another.
- A relaxed time for toddlers to enjoy healthy snacks, encouraging independence and social interaction as they share and converse.
- Reading age-appropriate books encourages language development and imagination, often accompanied by interactive elements like puppets or props.
- Movement and Music Activities that involve dancing, singing, and moving to music help toddlers develop motor skills and rhythm.
- Simple, age-appropriate projects that allow for creativity, like finger painting or using safe materials to create art.
- Engaging toddlers in activities that stimulate their senses, such as water play, sand play, or exploring different textures.
- Classes typically start with a welcoming circle where participants gather, sing songs, and introduce the day's activities.