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THINK. REASON. QUESTION. EXPERIMENT.

These are just a few of the skills and qualities that children will develop at Teeny Tiny University.

Programs

Our programs are age-appropriately designed to meet the educational, emotional, and social needs of our children. We strive to work alongside our parents and industry peers to provide every child with the fundamentals and support to develop, learn, create, and have fun!

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The Creative Curriculum

The educational programs at Teeny Tiny University were created with our children’s needs in mind: to mature and develop in a safe yet stimulating environment. We believe in the power of “learning through play” and have adopted The Creative Curriculum

 

Our dedicated and certified instructors know the importance of making sure every child is seen, heard, and cared for. Through the exceptional and proven, curriculum, kids will engage with their peers in age-appropriate teacher and peer-led routine exercises and everyday experiences that are challenging but within reach. This curriculum helps children acquire social competence and the skills they need to succeed as learners. 

 

*The Creative Curriculum for Infants, Toddlers, and Twos” 

By:  Diane Trister Dodge, Sherie Rudick and Kai-lee Berk

Our Classrooms 

Teeny Tiny University is a vibrant and inviting childcare center for ages six weeks to 5 years old. Our small, intimate classrooms foster a meaningful, engaging, and safe environment for everyone from our tummy-rollers to kinder graduates.

Classroom 1

Morehouse College

Infants (6 weeks to 14 months)

Classroom 4

Tuskegee University

(age 2)

Classroom 2

Spelman College

Infants (6 weeks to 14 months)

Classroom 5

Northwestern University

(ages 3 - 5)

Classroom 3

University of Chicago

(15 months to 23 months)

Classroom 6

Loyola University

(ages 3 - 5)

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Fully skilled staff and teachers to get your child ready for primary school.

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