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The Toddler House — Greater Greenspoint provides full- and part-time child care in Houston for children from roughly six weeks through elementary school age. The location uses age-appropriate curricula (including Frog Street) and offers summer programs, field trips and transportation to and from local schools.
The Greenspoint location of The Toddler House offers full- and part-time child care and early education for infants through school-aged children. Programs at the organization are described as age-appropriate and designed to support physical, cognitive, emotional, social and creative development.
The centre uses planned, age-appropriate curriculum and lists Frog Street Curriculum among its instructional resources. Emphasis is placed on fostering early literacy, social skills and independent self-help abilities through daily routines and classroom activities.
Caregivers provide individualized attention in a calm environment, address daily needs (feedings, diapering, naps) and encourage early language through talking and songs; parents receive a daily sheet reporting feedings, diaper changes, naps and activities.
Before- and after-school services include homework assistance, art and group games, outside play and other activities; transportation to and from local schools is provided, with buses equipped for comfort.
A multi-week summer program for school-aged children uses weekly educational themes and includes special outings and activities such as movies, swimming, bowling and off-site events; families receive monthly calendars of events.
The Pre-K program uses monthly themes and rotating learning centers to support creative, hands-on learning, introduce literacy through a letter-of-the-week and calendar time, and practice math, science, fine motor and self-help skills.
The program provides structured, nurturing activities and play opportunities that encourage language use, social interaction and age-appropriate projects, with daily communication to parents about the child’s day.
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Weekly themes and a mix of child-centered and teacher-directed activities promote self-help skills (eating, toileting, hand washing, cleanup) along with circle-time activities such as calendar, counting, stories and songs.
Activities emphasize independence and social interaction, with small- and large-group activities (movement, read-alouds, circle time and art) and work on early handwriting, colors, shapes and numbers in preparation for Pre-K.
Toddlers are introduced to a flexible class routine that supports predictable eating, sleeping and play times while introducing colors, numbers, shapes and letters and encouraging cooperative play.
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