Twenty-Four Months Through Thirty-Months, twenty-four months through thirty-months.
This page helps parents understand what happens in the Twenty-Four Months Through Thirty-Months classroom.
Plan a visitThe Twenty-Four Months Through Thirty-Months room
Children in this classroom explore the world through creative art, nature, fine motor activities, physical fitness, and songs. They play with blocks, paint, and use their hands to build and create. Teachers guide them through these activities, helping them learn while they have fun. The classroom is set up with different areas for learning, like a reading nook, a music corner, and a space for dramatic play. Each day includes time for structured learning and free play, allowing children to grow at their own pace. They learn to share, take turns, and work together with other children.
What this looks like in practice
Each day includes time for creative art, music, physical activity, and group play. Teachers guide children through structured learning while allowing time for self-directed exploration. Children engage in activities that build language, motor skills, and social competence.
Children in this program learn to talk, listen, and follow directions. They practice counting, recognizing letters, and using their imagination. These skills help them feel confident and ready for school. Parents notice improvements in how their child communicates and plays with others. They also learn to care for themselves and take care of toys and books. These habits make learning easier at home and in the classroom.
