Use board books and picture books, narrating the pictures to explore words and sounds.

Pair simple signs with words to help infants express needs and link language to actions.

Label objects, actions, and feelings during daily routines to teach new words.

Sing songs and nursery rhymes to teach rhythm, melody, and conversation.

Play games like peekaboo to stimulate vocalization and teach turn-taking!

Supporting independence with care and recognition of each child's strengths.

Offering choices that encourage self-expression.

Helping kids build a sense of self through empathy, gentle guidance, and reassurance.

Promoting friendly interactions in both small and big groups.

Creating a clean, safe space for all ages.

Meeting each child's unique rest and nutrition needs.

Boosting mobility and coordination with one-on-one interactions.

Encouraging gross motor skills like rolling, crawling, standing, and walking.

Enhancing fine motor skills with fun activities using blocks, connectors, and puzzles.

Making choices and solving puzzles.

Exploring cause-and-effect, trial-and-error, and object permanence through play.

Discovering space and size with a variety of fun materials.

Understanding quantity concepts like 'more'.

Diving into our outdoor playground for hands-on exploration.

Discovering the world with real-life pictures and materials.

Engaging senses with fun activities focused on taste and smell.

Develop touch and sound awareness through interactive play.

Expressing through movement and music.

Creativity with paints, crayons, and a variety of art tools.

Imagination exercises with photo cards and puppets.

Role-playing and creative storytelling.

Building trusting bonds with families, caregivers, and children.

Attending to each child with sensitivity and care.

Communicating through warm words, smiles, and eye contact.

Using family photos to boost self-awareness.

Creating a space that nurtures self-help skills and self-regulation.