Living Waters Children's Center is a faith-based childcare center in Manhattan, Illinois, serving children from 6 weeks through 12 years with programs ranging from infant care to school-age before/after-school and summer programs.
Living Waters Children's Center provides Christian-centered childcare and early education for children across multiple age groups, from infants through school-age. The program emphasizes spiritual development alongside social, emotional, cognitive and physical growth.
The center integrates Christian values, Bible stories, prayer and music into daily routines while using play-based, age-appropriate activities to support language, literacy, math readiness, motor skills and social-emotional learning. Staff develop individualized care plans for infants and promote structured learning centers, circle time and pre-reading activities for preschool and pre-kindergarten children.
The center describes indoor and outdoor gross-motor spaces (including a gym and separate playground areas for infants, preschool and school-age children). Safety measures include a secured entry system and regular drills. The program maintains regular communication with families and encourages parental involvement in children's learning.
Care for very young children that emphasizes nurturing, sensory stimulation, language exposure and motor-skill development, with individualized attention and personalized care plans.
A classroom for two-year-olds that builds on toddler skills with a more structured daily schedule focused on basics such as shapes, colors, letters and numbers and support for potty training.
Program for three-year-olds using play-based learning centers, circle time and activities that promote pre-reading, math readiness, social skills and motor development.
A pre-K curriculum that focuses on final kindergarten readiness skills including letter-sound relationships, early literacy, basic math concepts and introductory geography.
Before- and after-school enrichment that includes homework support, planned activities and social-emotional learning; a summer program offers weekly themes, field trips and outdoor play.
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