Pop-Ins Schoolhouse (Pop-Ins Creative Schoolhouse) in Littleton is a full-day, year‑round child care and early education center serving infants through school‑age children, with programs that include pre‑K, before/after‑school care, summer camps and participation in Colorado UPK.
Pop-Ins Creative Schoolhouse in Littleton operates as a full-day, year‑round early education center serving children from infancy through school age. The center offers flexible attendance options and multiple program types across age groups.
The program is developmentally based and play‑focused, emphasizing social-emotional growth, language development and hands‑on investigation. Pre‑K instruction is aligned with Colorado Pre‑K standards and transitional‑kindergarten (T‑K) is offered as a bridge when needed.
Classrooms are arranged with age‑appropriate learning stations (art, literacy, block play, music and large motor areas) and the program uses outdoor play spaces year‑round. The center provides nutritionally balanced meals prepared on site.
The center maintains written emergency and safety procedures (including evacuation, lockout/lockdown and reunification protocols) and documents daily activities for families, including progress reports for infants.
A flexible program for 2‑year‑olds that runs three days per week for one hour per day to introduce a gentle, structured school experience.
Participation in Colorado Universal Preschool offering up to 15 hours per week of preschool during the UPK year; the program runs August through May for the specified school year.
A nursery program for the youngest children focused on nurturing, close interaction, and support for early motor and language milestones; staff provide daily progress reports to families.
A calm, secure nursery for infants (6 weeks–12 months) where trained teachers provide nurturing interaction, support early motor milestones and share daily progress reports with families.
Drop‑in and before/after‑school services for school‑age children, including a minimum two‑hour drop‑in option, a homework club, and school drop‑off and pick‑up within a five‑mile radius; snacks included for participating children.
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School‑age services including short‑term drop‑in care, homework supervision followed by free play, and transportation to and from schools within a five‑mile radius; breakfast and an afternoon snack are included for transported children.
A pre‑kindergarten program that uses long‑term projects, community exploration and group work to develop language, early writing, collaboration and responsibility; a transitional‑kindergarten option is available as a bridge to elementary school.
A program preparing children for kindergarten through long‑term projects, group work, language and writing activities, and community‑oriented learning; a Transitional‑Kindergarten option is offered for children needing a bridge year.
A play‑based program that combines social skill development with early academics and hands‑on activities such as manipulatives, puzzles, and pre‑writing experiences; includes occasional local field trips.
A play‑based preschool for three‑year‑olds that builds social skills and emerging academic concepts through manipulatives, pre‑writing activities, block play, story‑driven movement and occasional local field trips.
Themed summer camp sessions offered in one‑ to two‑week blocks with hands‑on projects, outdoor play and multiple field trips; campers are divided into age‑based groups for activities.
The center offers themed summer camp sessions with hands‑on projects, outdoor play, and field trips; sessions run as one‑ to two‑week camps and include age‑grouped activities and multiple field trips per session.
A classroom for 1–2 year olds emphasizing safe exploration, independence and daily routines, with learning stations for art, stories, blocks, music and outdoor play and daily documentation of activities.
Classrooms designed for early walkers and older toddlers with learning stations for art, stories, dramatic play, blocks, music, movement, and outdoor exploration; staff support self‑help skills and social development.
A program for 2–3 year olds that supports self‑help skills (handwashing, dressing, toilet learning), social development and structured learning stations to encourage exploration.
Participates in Colorado Universal Preschool (UPK) for eligible children, offering up to 15 hours per week of UPK services; the UPK year runs August through May.
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