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Diverse Learning Environments

Infants

Babies learn by exploring their environment using their hands, mouth, and eyes. They love to repeat actions to understand how things work.Tummy time and reaching help develop motor skills and sensory awareness.Talking to, singing to, and reading to infants helps them learn language and conversational turn-taking, even before they can speak.

Toddlers

Our toddler programs focus on play-based learning to build social, cognitive, and motor skills, typically for children aged 1–3. Structured routines include sensory play, circle time, outdoor activity, and naptime, designed to foster independence, vocabulary, and emotional development in a safe, interactive environment.

Preschool

Our preschool program focus on kindergarten readiness through literacy, math, and social-emotional development, offering a blend of structured learning and play-based activities.

Pre-K

Pre-K at SFA focuses on skills by offering different physical activities and equipment. Children run, jump, climb, throw, and catch. Using their hands, they explore materials like paints, playdough, puzzles, sand, and things to write with.