Age group

Playground

Internet Access

At Oliver Day School, we are focused on creating a supportive and nurturing environment that promotes self-confidence in every student. Our teachers are trained to provide positive verbal interactions and a respectful, safe, and pleasant atmosphere. We offer an extensive program to meet the needs of all children, including those with special needs, dual language learners, and gifted students. Our goal is to give each student the opportunity to reach their fullest potential, and we use frequent assessment to monitor progress. We are dedicated to helping our students grow and learn in an enriching, stimulating, and fun environment.

Water activites

Writing

Reading

Art & Crafts

Inexpensive

For the littlest learners in our program, we offer endless opportunities for discovery. Our activities range from one on one with an adult or in a small group where the infants begin to recognize the faces of others and form an attachment to one or more adults.  We try to develop a community in which the infants begin to rely on each other for interest, support, and as peer models. We have a protected space where the infants can roll over, sit up, crawl, cruise, take a few steps, and eventually walk. We also provide opportunities for the infant to reach, grasp and release objects.



INFANTS (6 WEEKS - 18 MONTHS)

Toddlers are naturally curious about their environment and we encourage their newfound independence by offering plenty of exploration and discovery-based activities.  Similar to the Infants, we provide materials that will focus their attention and encourage their ingenuity when they use a material in a new way.  While a child is trying to solve a problem, we offer verbal support and positive feedback to encourage the toddler to stay motivated and engaged.



TODDLERS (18 MONTHS - 36 MONTHS)

Preschoolers are always excited to show you how much they know! In the Three’s and Four’s programs, we incorporate themes and literature as we explore many interesting topics. Our centers and learning activities are often related to a story such as The Three Bears or a topic such as Friendship.  All of the children have interests of their own and that is considered and incorporated into the weekly planning.

