We Believe

in the

Power of Play!

Research on young children's learning and development proves how play strongly benefits a child's intellectual, social, emotional, physical and language development.

Children at play are actively involved in creating themes, exploring and establishing environments, solving problems, and developing shared understandings.  Through play, young children learn to see others’ points of view, to use language in new ways, to interact with others, and to develop their muscles and coordination. Through multi-sensory process art, young children focus on the process and exploration and not the end result of the artwork. As they create, this process engages your child's senses such as touch, sight, sound, smell and taste.