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Waverley Square Daycare of Lexington is an early childhood centre serving newborns through five-year-olds with infant, toddler, preschool and pre-kindergarten programs.
Waverley Square Daycare of Lexington provides care and early education for children from infancy through age five. The centre describes itself as keeping enrolments small and establishing consistent routines for children.
Programs use play and structured activities to develop pre-reading, math, science and social skills. The preschool program is described as Reggio Emilia–inspired, and the pre-kindergarten curriculum is aligned to the five developmental domains in the Massachusetts state standards: approaches to learning, emotional and social development, health and physical development, language and communication, and cognitive development. Music, movement and outdoor activity are included in daily schedules.
Provides a low teacher-to-child ratio, individualized schedules and opportunities for infants to develop cognitive and motor skills; classrooms follow American Academy of Pediatrics safe sleep guidance and state early education regulations.
Toddlers take part in play-based activities to develop gross motor, social and language skills; daily offerings include music, art, dance and story time and activities aligned with state developmental standards.
Preschool activities focus on early literacy, phonemic awareness, letter/sound recognition, basic math and hands-on science using a Reggio Emilia–inspired approach emphasizing exploration and discovery.
A pre-kindergarten program for three- and four-year-olds designed to prepare children for kindergarten across the five Massachusetts developmental domains through play and structured learning, with attention to social skills and self-regulation.
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