Little STEaMers is a Reggio-inspired, STEaM-based early learning center in Fremont offering infant, toddler, preschool, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten programs at its Mission Boulevard campus.
Little STEaMers is an early learning centre in Fremont that serves infants through kindergarten-aged children. The program is built on Reggio Emilia principles and integrates STEaM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math) into daily experiences.
The curriculum is emergent and Reggio Emilia–inspired, emphasising child-initiated exploration guided by teachers. Documentation of learning, observation-driven planning and parent collaboration are described as central practices. Language exposure is offered in multiple languages as part of the program.
Before- and after-school extended care is offered as AM and PM sessions.
The infant program uses age-appropriate natural materials inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach to introduce sensory play, art, music, language and motor activities; daily documentation is shared with families through Procare®.
Pre-Kinder classrooms continue hands-on, exploratory learning and focus on connecting letters and sounds, early math concepts and documentation of learning.
The preschool program follows a Reggio-inspired, emergent STEaM curriculum that emphasises hands-on exploration in math, science, language, arts and music and supports language development and imagination through play.
The TK/Kinder program engages students in STEaM-focused, hands-on thematic learning with activities such as Imagination Playground, hands-on science, weekly themes and daily language classes.
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Toddler classrooms are designed for purposeful play and guided, age-appropriate experiences that build early skills such as listening, counting, early writing and gross-motor activities.
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