Building Foundations for Life Young children choose activities that hold their attention and intrigue their minds and bodies. By touching and experimenting, they discover how the world works and how they fit into it. As children develop social and emotional maturity, they experience opportunities for intellectual maturity. Research shows that activities which are the most fun are the ones that actually build brain power and determine a child's future academic success. Nutritious morning and afternoon snacks and a hot lunch are provided daily.
Children have lunch together and continue age appropriate activities inside and outside.
They do not nap.