Little Acorn Learning
~ Mighty Oaks from Little Acorns Grow

Nature Based Caregiving for Young Children

Little Acorn Playgarden






~Mighty Oaks from Little Acorns Grow
Great people begin as small children.
Great success often develops from something very small.  
Childhood is Sacred.

This program is a gentle transition from home to school. Emphasis is placed on practical
life skills such as dressing, brushing hair, cooking, cleaning, washing, baking, crafting and
gardening.  A respect and love for nature is fostered by daily nature walks, creating a
seasonal nature table, gardening and pet care.  

Children enjoy circle time, fingerplays, puppet shows, watercolor painting, beeswax
modeling, coloring, nature walks, outdoor play, a healthy snack (organic when possible) and
creative free play.

Monday, Wednesdays & Fridays
9:00 to 1:00 p.m.
Extended Morning & Afternoon Care Available

Teacher/Child Ratio is 1 or 2 Caregivers to 6 Children.  

We are happy to accommodate both cloth and disposable diapers - parents are responsible
for bringing cloth home to wash each day.
 Cloth diapers are available through our website
if you would like to try them.  

Our Daily Rhythm
(Morning Care includes Creative Free Play)
9:00 Morning Circle - Fingerplays – Songs
9:30 - Scheduled Activity such as Modeling Beeswax, Watercolor Painting, Bread
Baking, Craft Activity or Making Vegetable Soup (each child brings veggie to
share)
10:00 - Potty/Diapers Wash Up
10:15 Healthy Snack
10:30 Nature Walk - Outdoor Play
11:30 - Potty/Diapers Wash Up
12:00 - Children Set Table - Eat Lunch Family Style
12:30 - Children Clean their Plates and Wipe Table
12:45 Potty/Diapers Wash Hands
1:00 - Storytime/Quiet Music or Songs – Parent Arrival
(Aftercare Program Includes Rest Time & Creative Free Play)

LIMITED OPENINGS – CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE AN INTERVIEW
EILEEN  203.740-2611  estraiton@charter.net
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