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At Banners Childcare, children are nurtured and encouraged in a safe and loving environment by teachers who are trained in Early Child Development, child CPR, and First Aid. Each room is designed to support the essential developmental milestones in an atmosphere that makes learning fun!
Infant Room:
At Banners Childcare, children are nurtured and encouraged in a safe and loving environment by teachers who are trained in Early Child Development, child CPR, and First Aid. Each room is designed to support the essential developmental milestones in an atmosphere that makes learning fun!
Toddler Rooms:
After our infant room, young children advance into one of our toddler rooms. These transition rooms are designed to introduce young children to sharing, taking turns, developing language, and being part of a group; all through play. Our toddler rooms offer many opportunities for physical growth, curiosity, creativity, and independence. The center based Stretch 'N' Grow program also starts with this age group.
3-year-old Pre-School Room:
Our three-year-old room is designed to encourage imaginative play between children; supporting the development of social and language skills. Stories, songs, rhymes, counting, games, projects, and outdoor play are only a few of the activities you will see taking place every day in our three-year-old room. In addition, they have the opportunity to sign up for weekly dance classes.
4-year-old Pre-School Room:
At Banners Childcare, children are nurtured and encouraged in a safe and loving environment by teachers who are trained in Early Child Development, child CPR, and First Aid. Each room is designed to support the essential developmental milestones in an atmosphere that makes learning fun!
School-Age Room
Our School-Age classroom allows for comfortable transitions to and from school. Our teachers provide numerous opportunities for indoor and outdoor play, plus activities for children to "wind-down" at the end of a school day. Our teachers also provide opportunities for older children to complete homework assignments and provide help if needed.