exploring their world
The Penguin Room staff will work with your children to develop self-help skills, such as feeding with a spoon; cleaning up toys; and starting to dress themselves. Other goals that will be worked toward are developing self-awareness (such as recognizing self and friends by name); developing large and small motor skills (such as learning to walk and beginning to run); picking up and grasping objects with fingers; and developing eye-hand coordination. Language skills will be practiced, such as forming short sentences, singing songs and beginning to use words to problem solve. We use the Creative Curriculum as the framework, as well as on-going assessment of the children to provide what they need individually.
Smaller class sizes
Caring environment
FUN
Kind words from other parents
““The teachers who care for our kids and all of the other children in their age group are phenomenal. They treat and care for the children as their own. They get to know each child’s needs and wants and communicate with the parents. They adhere to CDC rules and regulations, which makes this time during a pandemic feel safe and the parents more comfortable. Most importantly, the teachers always have a smile on their face and treat my children with warmth and love. I judge TLC based on how my kids smile and laugh at the end of every day, and how they come home saying and doing things they have never done before. Their development as human beings have been significantly strengthened by the teaching and caring of the wonderful TLC staff.”
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Take a peek into the 1-year-old Classroom
Hear from our Staff
“We plan fun, child-driven lesson plans to ensure the continuing development of the kids.”
step into adventure in education
We love our 1-year-olds in the Penguin room and can’t wait to meet you! If you’re ready to learn more about the care your 1-year-old will receive at TLC ELC, we’re ready to give you a tour and answer your questions. Simply schedule a tour and we’ll be in touch to arrange a time that works for you.
