24 to 36 Months
Older Toddlers
During this exciting stage, children become more independent and eager to learn, with expanded vocabulary and more structured learning experiences.
Curriculum
Curriculum in the Older Toddlers
Teachers intentionally plan both individual and group activities that encourage language development, creativity, social-emotional growth, and confidence while preparing scholars for the transition into preschool.
What Makes This Program Special
Unique Features of the Older Toddlers
Potty Training Support
Structured, consistent potty routines paired with lots of encouragement and family communication.
Letters & Numbers
Introduction to the alphabet, counting, shapes, and colors through play and songs.
Writing Readiness
Pincer grip, tracing, and mark-making that build the muscles for real writing later.
Dramatic Play
Kitchen, dress-up, and pretend centers where toddlers rehearse the real world.
Early STEM
Sorting, patterning, ramps, magnets, and simple experiments spark curiosity.
Sharing & Friendship
Guided group activities teach turn-taking, kindness, and the joy of a first best friend.
FAQ
Older Toddlers FAQs
Ready to visit the Older Toddlers?
Come tour our Dunwoody campus and meet the teachers who'll know your child by name from day one.
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