We set objectives for our classes, even for the babies!
Babies will learn to:
• Develop attachment connections with adults other than their parents and close family
• Interact with children their own age
• Explore their environment with their five senses; for example by exploring and appreciating different foods
• Develop new abilities: sit, crawl, walk, hold their bottle alone, eat alone, go to sleep
alone, etc.
• Interact gradually with their educator: smile, point their finger, say "more," "please," etc.
• Discover new activities that help to develop new skills
• Listen to stories to develop their language acquisition
• Sing songs and play with instruments to develop their musical expression
• Finger painting to develop dexterity and creativity

As a Big Toddler, your child will:
• Acquire the skill needed to become more autonomous
• Communicate needs
• Establish communication between children and adults
• Become capable of longer periods of concentration and focus
• Increase fine motor skills (learn to use scissors and manipulate crayons and pencils).
• Toilet training.
• Learn proper hygiene (brushing teeth, washing hands, washing faces, flushing the toilet,
wiping etc.)

The objective of the Little Kids class is to facilitate the emotional and intellectual development of your child through guided play and structured lessons. Here they will elaborate
on themes and incorporate them in art activities and science projects.
Little kids will learn to:
• Say the alphabet in English and French, identify letters and try to draw them.
• Apply hygiene principles and potty training, through, for example, several trips in
groups to the bathroom.
• Discover the world around them through experiments; for example observing the transformation from caterpillar to butterfly

The main objective of the Big Kids class is to prepare your child for kindergarten.
Through age-appropriate lessons, your child will learn to write, use letters and numbers
and work together with others to develop their knowledge of the world around them.
Big Kids will learn to:
• Show respect for themselves, their teachers and friends through, for example, discussions of right vs. wrong and role-play
• Dress themselves: zip, button, tie their shoes.
• Communicate in a civil and constructive manner.
• Be patient and waiting their turn; raise their hands for example