Our
toddler program services children 24 -35 months of age. This is our
“class of discovery” because in this class your child will be given
opportunities to discover their world and how it works. We place a special
emphasis on language development, gross and fine motor development, and social
skills. Miss Lori and Miss Cortney work as a team to create an exciting
classroom experience for your little one. For young children this is very
exciting time. They are not only are able to explore the world more
independently, but are also learning how to express their own ideas. The
teachers create all the lesson plans for this group to align with the Infant /
Toddler Pennsylvania State Standards. This helps to ensure that your toddler's
milestones are being met before their transition to the Preschool
program.
The state ratio for this group is 1 teacher to every 6 toddlers over the age of 24 months and 1 teacher to every 5 toddlers between the ages of 12 – 23 months. On a typical day the toddler room has 1 teacher to every 4 children.
At EMLC, Inc. we believe that children learn through their play. With this in mind, we have created a classroom atmosphere that allows children to be creative and explore the world around them.
Some of the interest areas in the room include:
• Blocks: The block area is filled with things such as people, cars, and various types of blocks
for unlimited building possibilities!
• Dramatic Play: This interest center is designed to create a "home" like atmosphere. We have included some real world items such as cookbooks and curtains to allow your little one to imagine they are cooking like mammy and daddy!
• Gross Motor: We have a wonderful climber in the space that allows for not only gross motor play but for imaginative play as well!
• Art: Hand-Eye coordination is important for little ones and through their art projects they are able to work on this skill along with finding their own inner Picasso!
• Library: With toddlers, being able to explore books and stories helps to promote a true love for language and literature.
The staff of EMLC, Inc. believe in Parents as Partners. We like to have open communication with the families we serve and to help us do this better we have created an in-depth "Toddler Daily Report" highlighting areas of your child's day. The staff complete these reports for every child each day. Our goal is to make you feel as though you spent the day with your little one simply by the information we have provided for you.
Supply List:
We ask that you provide the following items for your child.
• Diapers or Pull-Ups (full unopened package)
• Sippy Cup (for children under the age of 2, to stay at the center)
• A blanket & pillow for nap time
• 2 Complete change of clothes appropriate for current weather
• A light jacket or sweatshirt (except in the winter months)
• Sunscreen (between the dates of May1 – September 30)
If your child is potty training, please provide the following in addition to the items mentioned above:
• 3 pairs of Underwear
• 3 sets of clothes (total)
The state ratio for this group is 1 teacher to every 6 toddlers over the age of 24 months and 1 teacher to every 5 toddlers between the ages of 12 – 23 months. On a typical day the toddler room has 1 teacher to every 4 children.
At EMLC, Inc. we believe that children learn through their play. With this in mind, we have created a classroom atmosphere that allows children to be creative and explore the world around them.
Some of the interest areas in the room include:
• Blocks: The block area is filled with things such as people, cars, and various types of blocks
for unlimited building possibilities!
• Dramatic Play: This interest center is designed to create a "home" like atmosphere. We have included some real world items such as cookbooks and curtains to allow your little one to imagine they are cooking like mammy and daddy!
• Gross Motor: We have a wonderful climber in the space that allows for not only gross motor play but for imaginative play as well!
• Art: Hand-Eye coordination is important for little ones and through their art projects they are able to work on this skill along with finding their own inner Picasso!
• Library: With toddlers, being able to explore books and stories helps to promote a true love for language and literature.
The staff of EMLC, Inc. believe in Parents as Partners. We like to have open communication with the families we serve and to help us do this better we have created an in-depth "Toddler Daily Report" highlighting areas of your child's day. The staff complete these reports for every child each day. Our goal is to make you feel as though you spent the day with your little one simply by the information we have provided for you.
Supply List:
We ask that you provide the following items for your child.
• Diapers or Pull-Ups (full unopened package)
• Sippy Cup (for children under the age of 2, to stay at the center)
• A blanket & pillow for nap time
• 2 Complete change of clothes appropriate for current weather
• A light jacket or sweatshirt (except in the winter months)
• Sunscreen (between the dates of May1 – September 30)
If your child is potty training, please provide the following in addition to the items mentioned above:
• 3 pairs of Underwear
• 3 sets of clothes (total)
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For additional information or questions,
please contact us!
Email: info@emlcinc.com
Email: info@emlcinc.com
Welcome to the Toddler Program!
The teachers in this room are:
Miss Lori Sampson: lsampson@emlcinc.com
Miss Cortney Gordon
cgordon@emlcinc.com
*EMLC, Inc. is a participant in the food program. Therefore, we will provide
your child with breakfast, lunch and pm snack.
"In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs)."
"To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whiten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer."
"In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs)."
"To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whiten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer."