360 Little Movers
(12 Months - 24 Months)
An active and engaging environment where toddlers build mobility, develop early language skills, and explore the world through movement, play, and structured routines.
The 360 Little Movers Program
Our 360 Little Movers Program is designed for active toddlers who are beginning to explore their independence and the world around them. At this stage, children are developing mobility, communication, and social awareness. We provide a safe, structured environment where toddlers can move, play, and learn through hands-on experiences. Through guided activities, music, and play, we support early language development, coordination, and confidence.
The 360 Little Movers Benefits
- Encourages movement and physical development in a safe, supervised space
- Supports early language growth through interaction, songs, and simple instructions
- Introduces structured routines to build consistency and independence
- Hands-on learning activities that promote curiosity and exploration
- Development of fine and gross motor skills through play-based learning
- Early socialization with peers in a supportive environment
- Caring teachers who guide behavior, sharing, and emotional development
- Supports early language growth through interaction, songs, and simple instructions
- Introduces structured routines to build consistency and independence
- Hands-on learning activities that promote curiosity and exploration
- Development of fine and gross motor skills through play-based learning
- Early socialization with peers in a supportive environment
- Caring teachers who guide behavior, sharing, and emotional development
360 Little Movers Daily Routine
What a Day Looks Like:
- Warm welcome and drop-off transition
- Structured play and exploration activities
- Music, movement, and interactive learning time
- Snack and meal times with support for self-feeding
- Nap time in a calm and consistent environment
- Storytime and language-rich interaction
- Outdoor play or active movement time
- Guided play and social interaction throughout the day
- Warm welcome and drop-off transition
- Structured play and exploration activities
- Music, movement, and interactive learning time
- Snack and meal times with support for self-feeding
- Nap time in a calm and consistent environment
- Storytime and language-rich interaction
- Outdoor play or active movement time
- Guided play and social interaction throughout the day
What Your Child Will Learn
Social Development
- Learning to share, take turns, and interact with others
- Building confidence in group settings
Language Development
- Expanding vocabulary through songs, repetition, and conversation
- Following simple directions and expressing needs
Motor Skills
- Walking, climbing, pushing, and pulling
- Developing coordination and balance
Early Learning Skills
- Recognizing colors, shapes, and simple concepts
- Exploring cause-and-effect through play
- Learning to share, take turns, and interact with others
- Building confidence in group settings
Language Development
- Expanding vocabulary through songs, repetition, and conversation
- Following simple directions and expressing needs
Motor Skills
- Walking, climbing, pushing, and pulling
- Developing coordination and balance
Early Learning Skills
- Recognizing colors, shapes, and simple concepts
- Exploring cause-and-effect through play
360 Little Movers Parent Communication
What a Day Looks Like:
- Daily updates on meals, naps, and activities
- Notes on behavior, milestones, and development
- Open communication with teachers for questions or concerns
- Consistency between home routines and classroom care
- Daily updates on meals, naps, and activities
- Notes on behavior, milestones, and development
- Open communication with teachers for questions or concerns
- Consistency between home routines and classroom care
Safety & Care
- Clean, safe, and toddler-friendly environment
- Age-appropriate toys and equipment
- Close supervision during active play
- Caring, attentive staff supporting each child’s needs
- Age-appropriate toys and equipment
- Close supervision during active play
- Caring, attentive staff supporting each child’s needs