Small Steps
Toward New Skills
Small Steps
Toward New
Skills
Something New to
Discover Each Day
From a baby’s first discoveries to preparation for kindergarten and continued school-age learning, our programs offer experiences suited to each stage of childhood. Children practice new skills through sensory activities, stories, creative projects, and time with their classmates.
Infant Joyful
Beginnings™
( 0–18 months )
Everyday routines help babies discover their surroundings. Sensory activities and early language experiences complement responsive care, helping infants feel secure as they explore and build new skills.
Toddler Joyful
Discoveries™
( 12–36 months )
Toddlers are eager to explore and try new things. Gentle routines and playful activities support their curiosity while helping them express themselves, connect with others, and develop emotional skills.
Preschool
( 36–48 months )
Three-year-olds participate in a classroom. Exploring materials, talking with classmates, and following routines help them build vocabulary, ask for help, and spend more time working on a task.
School age
School-age care includes our emergent curriculum with activity objectives aligned with Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Care is available after school and during vacations and school breaks.
Find the care that fits
Explore full-time and part-time tuition, after-school care, and daily drop-in rates. Our team can answer questions about enrollment fees and help you understand the options for your child.
From Curiosity to Understanding
With Frog Street, children use their senses, investigate materials, and practice skills through classroom activities. Open-ended questions encourage them to describe what they notice, consider possibilities, and work through problems.
Infant and toddler learning aligns with the Texas Infant, Toddler & Three Year Learning Guidelines, while preschool learning aligns with the Texas Pre-K Guidelines. FunShine Express adds Christian lessons centered on a monthly Bible story.
Explore, create, and connect
Stories introduce new words, art invites self-expression, and science activities encourage children to investigate. Throughout the day, children have opportunities to practice skills individually and alongside their classmates.
Circle time and songs
Bible stories and prayer
Arts and crafts
Literacy and story time
Sensory exploration
Mathematics
Science and discovery
Outdoor and
physical play
