Senior Toddler Program
Ages 22 - 30 Months
The Senior Toddler curriculum promotes fine motor skills through art and music, as well as movement activities (physical education continues as well). It is specifically designed to utilize hands on experiences to facilitate learning through music, art, games, storytelling and varied cognitive activities.
There is a limited amount of independent exploration under the warm and loving guidance of our experienced teachers, as once again, Oak Grove Academy children are immersed in a lower than low teacher to student ratio (returning to that of Tiny Toddler), so that preparation for the next educational step in their lives is complete, via the specific attention to each child’s individual needs.
Self-help development continues, and skills such as feeding themselves, potty-training, problem solving and basic dressing are practiced daily. Language capacity further grows through story time, music, and puppet play.
Our High Reach Learning academic program introduces skills and concepts such as color and shape recognition, number and alphabet introduction, vocabulary expansion, and spatial relations.
The teacher-student ratio is 1 to 7, with a maximum class size of 14. Each child experiences large group, small group, and one on one instruction, as part of a structured daily schedule. The physical environment of this classroom is designed to facilitate both motor skill development and social skills, through center structured play.
Our Senior Toddler program is a smart choice for families in Alpharetta, Midway-Cumming, and Milton.
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Oak Grove Academy
State of Georgia
See why enrolling your child at Oak Grove Academy will set them on the path to future academic success.
Why Oak Grove Academy?
Two Decades of producing Academically Superior Graduates avails award winning Oak Grove Academy as The Gold Standard
STREAM Curriculum (Science, Technology, Reading and wRiting, Engineering, the Arts and Math)
State of the Art Safety and Security (Peace of Mind for Parents), Cleanliness, Nutrition, and Physical Education
Caring and Nurturing Educators of Significant Tenure, who are Degreed (Masters and/or Bachelors) in Early Childhood Education
Structure to Learn, Freedom to Explore
Children Master the Four C’s of 21st Century Learning (Collaboration, Communication, Creativity and Critical Thinking)