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A Day at Nurtury

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7:30-9:30am

Drop Off, Breakfast

Parents drop little ones off at their center or provider home. Children eat a nutritionally-balanced breakfast, planned by our Director of Nutrition, Janet Rose.  All meals are eaten “family-style” around a table, where children can have conversations with their teachers and classmates. As the children filter in and eat their breakfast, they can participate in the activity of their choice, such as coloring pictures, playing with building blocks, or dramatic play.

day2

9:30-12:00pm

Group and Individual Activities, Outdoor Play, Field Trips

Children follow the activity led by the classroom’s Lead Teacher.  Activities are timely and engage the children in the world around them, for example: reading books about Rosa Parks during Black History Month, crafting paper hearts in February, or making bumblebees out of play dough during the summertime.

day3

12:00-1:00pm

Lunch Time

Children enjoy a nutritionally-balanced lunch together.

day4

1:00-3:00pm

Rest/Nap Time

3:00-3:30pm

Snack

Little ones wake up well-rested and ready for a healthy afternoon snack.

day5

3:30-5:30pm

Group and Individual Activites, Free Play, Outdoor Play, Second Snack, Pick Up

Toddlers and preschoolers will engage in some combination of group/individual activities and free or outdoor play, depending on what the Lead Teacher has planned. Sixty minutes of physical activity is provided daily. A second snack is provided before children leave for the day. Daily schedules and curriculum are posted in each classroom.

*Infants have a schedule that works around their varying nap times.

A Day at
Nurtury

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

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