Toddlers-MMO
HCCA offers a full-day and half-day program for Toddler care.
8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. - Mother's Morning Out (MMO) for ages 18 months – 3 years. Our nationally renowned WEE Learn Christian Educational curricula makes HCCA's Mother's Morning Out classes unique among other MMO programs around town. Offering a pleasant mixture of loving supervision, stimulating and creative entertainment, and high quality Christian-based learning, the HCCA classroom settings are smaller and more intimate, with lower teacher-to-pupil ratios than those offered in public daycare.
Our MMO part-time care and instructional program provides longer, more convenient hours than other schools; and offers both a morning snack and a hot, nutritious lunch. No "Brown Bagging it" here! Furthermore, your MMO child is exposed, like all the other HCCA students, to a daily variety of hands-on activities, music appreciation, arts and crafts, creative movement, and tumbling - for no additional cost!
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And these words, which I command you this day, shall be in our heart.... Deuteronomy 6:6
Full-day Toddler Program for ages 18 months – 2½ years. Also utilizing the popular WEE Learn Christian Educational curricula, HCCA's full-day Toddler program promises each child plenty of personal attention in a loving and compassionate atmosphere where they can express their independence amidst an abundance of creative learning opportunities. We focus on teaching personal responsibility, building positive self-confidence, and encourage cooperative, but independent thinking.
Register your child Now Online for the HCCA Toddler Program!
Always rooted in Christian principles, both experienced HCCA teachers and the WEE Learn curriculum offer a mixture of educational and entertaining activities to keep your children actively engaged in the learning process. These activities may include the development of fine and gross motor skills through physical activities, speech development, hand-eye coordination; as well as honing cognitive skills like number recognition and counting; recognizing the alphabet and making its sounds – all accomplished at each child's own pace.
By discussing your child's daily "Sunshine Reports", the teachers keep you apprised of the many important accomplishments in your child's life during the day, from their first artistic debut to important milestones like potty training.
... And you shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise up. Deuteronomy 6:7
Common toddler goals include:
- Learning songs, stories, finger plays, poems, drama, and art activities
- Learning to stay on a class schedule
- Learning to start the day with a calm atmosphere
- Learning to work on self-control i.e. using words instead of screaming or crying
- Learning to soothe themselves to sleep without help
- Learning to stay quiet on cots until the lights are on if other children awaken early
- Learning the meaning of "obey"
“I really like the smaller classes and individual attention and instruction my child receives.” Kathy M., Mother of a Three Year Old student
