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Happy Children Learning Center is a multilingual early education and day care center in Quincy Center serving children from toddler age through kindergarten. The center uses The Creative Curriculum for Foundation and Preschool and operates from a roughly 6,500 sq. ft. learning facility.
Happy Children Learning Center is a multilingual early education and day care center serving children from toddler age through kindergarten in Quincy Center. The facility is described as approximately 6,500 sq. ft and has bright classrooms, small group sizes, a private outdoor playground and an indoor gross-motor room.
The center uses The Creative Curriculum for Foundation and Preschool, a curriculum model noted as approved by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. The program provides daily language-immersion experiences in English, Chinese and Spanish taught by native speakers, and uses progress markers to track stages of child development.
Preschool and Pre-K classrooms (listed for ages 3–6 years) emphasize letter and word recognition, writing sample sentences, counting, introductory math and science, dramatic play, science exploration and creative activities.
This combined class (listed for ages 2.5–3 years) focuses on preparing children for preschool through overlapping grades to create smooth transitions; activities include toilet training support, self-care, tracing lines and letters, artwork, storytelling, and fine and gross motor development.
Toddler classrooms are described as colorful, bright learning environments focused on play-based learning, storytelling, creative arts, and learning through movement and song; children work on counting, reciting ABCs, basic social skills, potty training, and developing routines and independence.
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