Stock Farm Road Children's Center is an on-site early childhood learning program operated by the International Child Resource Institute that serves children from eight weeks to five years and is open to Stanford and affiliated hospital community members.
Stock Farm Road Children's Center is an early childhood learning center operated by the International Child Resource Institute (ICRI). The center serves children from early infancy through preschool age and is available to university and affiliated hospital community members.
The program uses a play-based Emergent Curriculum to support development across language, art, science, music, social studies, mathematics and physical skills. Infant and toddler offerings emphasize sensory and language experiences, while preschool settings emphasize exploration, creation, hypothesis and discovery in an open learning environment.
The center holds a licensed capacity for 140 children and organizes children into multiple age-group classrooms with small group sizes appropriate to those ages.
Infant offerings focus on sensory and language opportunities designed to help very young children discover and explore at their level.
Preschool settings encourage children to explore, create, invent, hypothesize, test and discover within an open learning environment.
Toddler programming provides sensory and language-rich activities to support early exploration and development.
Two-year-old classrooms are organized as age-specific groups within the center's classroom designations.
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