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Minful Yoga

Mindful yoga helps toddlers build strong, flexible bodies while also teaching them how to breathe through big feelings. With simple poses and calm movements, little ones learn to focus, relax, and connect with themselves. It supports their physical growth, strengthens emotional regulation, and plants early seeds of mindfulness that will carry them as they grow.

Soccer

Soccer is vital for toddlers as it fosters gross motor skills development through running, kicking, and coordination. Engaging in soccer enhances balance and agility while promoting social skills such as teamwork and communication. This fun activity provides a solid foundation for physical fitness and encourages healthy social interactions among young children.

Daily Activties

Our daily rhythm is built to nurture the whole child. Mornings begin with warm greetings and free exploration through sensory play, dramatic play, and loose-parts activities that spark curiosity and independence.

We move into mindful yoga and simple breathing exercises to help toddlers build focus, calm, and body awareness. Circle time brings us together for songs, stories, and conversations that strengthen language, early literacy, and social skills.

Teachers guide hands-on learning in math, science, fine-motor play, and creative arts. Outdoors, children run, climb, dig, and explore nature to build strong bodies and healthy coordination.

Nutritious meals support good habits and independence, followed by a peaceful rest period that helps children recharge. Afternoons continue with open-ended centers where children imagine, build, create, and solve problems through play.

Parents stay connected through Brightwheel updates that share meals, naps, photos, and learning highlights each day. At The Tribe, every moment big or small is designed with purpose, love, and development in mind.

Curriculum

This curriculum is for mixed-age groups where children learn through play and exploration.

-Promotes research-based teaching practices to support children's development and learning. Moderately aligns with the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework (ELOF) domains and sub-domains

Provides guidance on learning goals for children's development and learning
Provides limited guidance on learning environments and developmentally appropriate routines
Lacks guidance on standardized or structured assessment instruments
Promotes a range of strategies and resources to support parent and family engagement
Provides support for extending children's learning experiences and interactions
Lacks guidance on determining each child's developmental ability
Includes prompts and open-ended questions to extend children's learning throughout activities
Provides guidance on culturally responsive interactions with children and families
Provides limited guidance on supporting linguistic responsiveness and children who are dual language learners (DLLs)
Gives limited guidance to scaffold the development and learning of children with disabilities, suspected delays, or other special needs
Offers limited guidance on planning for learning experiences based on the interest of individual children

Gardening

Gardening with young children helps their development in a multitude of ways. The art of planting the seeds and watching them grow gives children a sense of purpose, responsibility, and promotes their love of nature. Studies show that when children have contact with soil during activities like digging and planting, overall improves one's mood and overall happiness. At Tribe Home Daycare, children will pratice locomotor skills, body management skills, and object control while moving from one place to the other carrying tools, soil, and water pails.

Little Free Library

We aim to encourage reading not just to the children in our care, but also to the rest of the community.

Building community.

Inspiring readers.

Expanding book access.

A Little Free Library is a free book-sharing box where anyone may take a book or share a book. They function on the honor system. You do not need to share a book in order to take one. If you take a book or two from a little library, try to bring some to share to that same library, or another in your area, when you can.

Play. Grow. Learn.