Tiny Timbers - About Us
Where Learning Through Play Builds a Bright Future
At Tiny Timbers Preschool, we believe that children learn best when they are engaged, active, and having fun. Our play-based curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity, foster creativity, and build a love for learning. Through hands-on experiences, your child will grow in every developmental domain while building the foundational skills needed for future academic success.
Our Curriculum
We follow a comprehensive, play-based approach that encourages exploration, problem-solving, and social interaction. Our curriculum is aligned with the highest educational standards, including NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children), Head Start, and Common Core. This ensures that every child receives a well-rounded, high-quality education that prepares them for kindergarten and beyond.
Kindergarten Readiness
Our curriculum is specifically designed to guide your child towards Kindergarten readiness by strengthening key skills in each of these domains. By the time your child graduates from Tiny Timbers, they will be confident, curious, and eager to succeed in school. We focus on not just academic growth but also emotional and social development to ensure that every child is ready to thrive in the next phase of their education.
35 Foundational Skills, 7 Developmental Domains
Tiny Timbers is committed to helping each child build on 35 foundational skills across 7 key developmental domains:
- Social-Emotional Development
Learn to express feelings, build friendships, and develop empathy. - Physical Development
Enhance fine and gross motor skills through active play. - Language and Literacy
Strengthen language skills, expand vocabulary, and ignite a love for reading and writing. - Cognitive Development
Foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and early math skills. - Creative Arts
Encourage self-expression through music, dance, and art. - Science and Nature
Explore the world around us with hands-on science activities and nature walks. - Social Studies and Community
Build an understanding of community, cultures, and the importance of cooperation.
