Pop-Ins Creative Schoolhouse Too is a full‑day child care and preschool in Littleton serving children from 6 weeks through 12 years, offering infant care, toddler rooms, preschool and pre‑K, before‑and‑after school care, camps and participation in Colorado UPK.







Pop-Ins Creative Schoolhouse Too provides full‑day, year‑round care for children from infancy through school age. The program serves infants, toddlers, preschoolers, pre‑K children and school‑age kids, and the site accepts Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) families. Meals are prepared on site by a full‑time cook.
The school uses a play‑based, developmentally appropriate approach combined with structured early‑learning time. The program materials and recordkeeping named on the pages include the Learning Box preschool curriculum (for ages 2–5) and the LILLIO app for family communication and progress reports. Offerings listed include Infants (6 weeks–12 months), toddler rooms (1–2 and 2–3 years), Preschool (3–4 years), Pre‑K/Transitional‑K (4–6 years), Pop‑In Care (before/after school, homework club and school drop‑off/pick‑up) and seasonal camps; the school is also a participating UPK provider for the Colorado program.
The facility is presented as a recently renovated center with age‑specific classrooms and multiple outdoor play areas designed for different age groups. Meals include breakfast, lunch and two snacks daily with vegetarian/vegan options available on request; the program also describes gardening and cooking activities during warmer months. Emergency planning materials note an Emergency Action Plan with evacuation, shelter‑in‑place, lockout/lockdown and reunification procedures and mention use of the Standard Response Protocol.
A calm, secure nursery for children 6 weeks–12 months that emphasizes nurturing interactions, daily progress reports and support for early motor and language milestones.
Classrooms for 1–2 and 2–3 year olds focused on self‑help skills, choice‑based exploration and learning stations such as art, blocks, music and outdoor play.
Programming for three‑year‑olds that builds social skills and emerging academic concepts through manipulatives, story‑driven movement, outdoor play and occasional local field trips.
Pre‑K and Transitional‑Kindergarten options that use long‑term projects, community exploration and activities to develop early writing, language and collaboration skills before kindergarten.
Before‑and‑after school drop‑in care, a homework club with teacher supervision and school‑age transportation to nearby schools within a five‑mile radius.
Short themed summer camp sessions with hands‑on projects, outdoor play and multiple field trips; campers are split into two age groups for activities and trips.
Participation in Colorado Universal Preschool (UPK) offering up to 15 hours per week during the UPK school year for children eligible through the state program.
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