Preparing For Life With The Creative Curriculum®

A Research-Driven, Play-Based Program Guides Your Child’s Learning And Development

Preschool & Childcare Center Serving Oviedo, Fl

Based On Research To Support Your Child

The Creative Curriculum® uses scientific research to create a framework for development objectives, teaching strategies, and learning environments that lay solid foundations for school success.

Designed For Teachers And Children To Thrive

Through practical methodologies, teachers support children’s learning, foster social and emotional development, craft inspiring environments, and build enduring home-school connections for best results.

Five Principles Guide Overall Development

The Creative Curriculum® steers preschool learning to school success with five fundamental principles at its core: positive relationships, social-emotional competence, constructive play, an inspiring environment, and teacher-family partnerships.

Positive Interactions For Successful Learning

Children learn better in a community of warm, supportive relationships with trusted adults who can scaffold new concepts as they discover them. Meanwhile, those nurturing interactions release chemicals that promote brain development.

Social-Emotional Tools For Future Success

Teachers help children understand their emotions and model self-regulation strategies based on guidance from a curriculum that emphasizes community. In turn, children build the social and emotional resilience they need for school.

Constructive, Purposeful Play Supports Essential Learning

A play-based program teaches children to observe, experiment, and discover. Handling toys or engaging in socio-dramatic play improves self-regulation, memory, motivation to learn, persistence, and independence. Play can provide a gateway to math, science, literacy, social studies, and the arts.

A Physical Environment To Inspire Interaction

In a purpose-built space, children understand instinctively what to do and how. As their knowledge grows through experimentation and discovery, they assimilate and progress. Cognitively rich environments contribute to brain development, and teachers use them to help children understand the world.

Teacher–Family Partnerships Promote Development

Children learn at preschool, in the community, and at home, and the developmental success of each setting grows when there is open communication between them. An early learning program that involves families enhances children’s problem-solving, self-help, social, motor, and adaptive skills.