Our Threes Program strengthens friendships and trusting relationships as children learn ways to engage in problem solving, conflict resolution, and more complex play situations. Children learn through play to develop all skills, such as large and fine motor movement, language to support literacy, cognitive and intellectual abilities to support math and science learning, and social and emotional skills to support effective interactions and self-awareness.

Our staff designs curriculum to nurture children’s curiosity. Children can be seen jumping up and down to music, listening to stories, digging in the sand, pouring water to and from containers, counting the bugs in the play yard, asking a friend to play together at the play-dough table – to mention a few of the exploratory choices they have. We know that when curriculum is designed around children’s particular interests, it promotes life-long competence.