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The Children’s Center at Lake Forest is a 3,000 sq. ft. early childhood center serving children from infancy through pre-kindergarten across multiple age-specific classrooms.
The Children’s Center at Lake Forest operates a 3,000 sq. ft. facility with multiple classrooms for each age group, serving children from infancy through pre-kindergarten. The center includes both indoor and outdoor play areas, and encourages use of English and Spanish within its program.
The program emphasizes development through meaningful play and a research-based curriculum that supports language, problem solving, creativity, critical thinking and social-emotional growth. Preschool-age classes use purposeful play and Creative Curriculum studies to build literacy, numeracy, fine motor and self-help skills, with daily story time, group activities and opportunities for individual and small-group learning.
Care for very young babies with routines and one-on-one attention, daily reading and songs, sensory activities and support for early motor development; parents supply formula, jar foods and diapering supplies as needed.
Program for more mobile infants with a separate play area and age-appropriate materials; activities include reading, music, sensory play and stroller walks on suitable days, with daily logs for feedings and diapering.
Three-year-old classrooms focus on purposeful play and teacher-facilitated investigations to develop language, social skills and early problem solving as part of preschool readiness.
A more structured pre-kindergarten program that emphasizes literacy and numeracy through stories, vocabulary, songs, math and fine-motor practice alongside social and self-help skill development; daily reports are provided to families.
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Pre-kindergarten classes for five-year-olds continue structured academic and social development with activities to prepare children for kindergarten, including reading, math, fine-motor practice and self-help skills.
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