CHILDREN’S DAY OUT (CDO)

Ages 13 months – 36 months
Must be of age by Sept 1 of current school year

Hours:  9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Choice of 2, 3 or 5 days

Extended Day Available
Hours: 7:00 am – 6:00 pm

Believing that children learn through play, we plan our curriculum
within a caring and creative environment. We strive to:

• Cultivate language skills and
  communication abilities;
• Stimulate interest in mathematics,
  sciences, and the arts;
• Develop creativity and self-expression;
• Foster positive attitudes toward self
  and others;
• Encourage self-discipline and
  acceptance of reasonable limits;
• Promote health, physical and spiritual
  growth, and motor development;
• Strengthen home-school relationships.

Registration
Registration for new students begins March 1 of each year for the following fall school year. Registration is on first come first served basis. Must be of age by Sept 1 of current school year. Limited spaces are available. Call 281-497-4057 for availability of current class space.

Classes
CDO Classes are divided into two age groups:  13 – 24 months, and 25 – 36 months.  CDO runs Monday through Friday.  Two highly trained, nurturing teachers in each class provide the children with age appropriate activities to develop language and social skills.  Music and Gross Motor Activities are also a part of the children’s day.   

Admission Requirements
Registration for  new students begins in late February for the school year which will begin in August.  Parents may continue to register their children until the class is filled.  The minimum age for our youngest class is thirteen months by September 1 of the current school year.  To register a child in Children’s Day Out, turn in a  registration card, the registration fee, and bring the original birth certificate. Details and Forms are available by clicking here.  

Curriculum
Toddler Curriculum offers a comprehensive, developmental approach to early childhood education.  By utilizing “Innovations: The Comprehensive Toddler Curriculum,” experienced teachers provide a classroom experience that meets the needs of the child, the parent, and the teacher.

Our faith-based curriculum is carefully planned through observation and assessment of each child.  Through this ongoing assessment, children are provided rich, stimulating experiences where they are able to thrive academically, emotionally, and spiritually. 

CDO Curriculum includes

Teacher assessment and observation Interactive classroom and outdoor experiences Development of social skills Literacy rich environment Dramatic play experiences Parent participation and involvement Sensory/Art activities Curiosity/Problem solving opportunities Fine and Gross motor development Bible songs, Christ-centered stories, & prayer Individual play experiences Small and large group interactions Construction opportunities Musical experiences Literacy rich environment