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Transitional Class

30 months – 48 months
Our activities include:

  • Toddlers who are potty trained or almost potty trained
  • Spend mornings doing Circle Time and playing outdoors
  • Follow the curriculum for everyday activities
  • Go to the Library and Arts Room to play with puzzles, read books with a teacher, and draw sketches
  • Learn to paint
  • Write the alphabet and Numbers

Transitional Class Fees

$240 per week, 28 Months – 38 Months old
$100 registration fee

What We Can Do for Your Child

The Transitional Class is designed for children who are shifting from toddler care into a more structured learning routine. This class supports early development in social skills, language, creativity, and classroom habits while still allowing plenty of time for movement and play. Our learning center in Dallas, Texas, makes early learning feel natural by balancing structure, creativity, and encouragement at every step. The program helps children get comfortable with routines that prepare them for preschool environments. We create a space where children can grow their confidence through daily activities and gentle guidance. Our teachers help children stay engaged with hands-on learning that encourages both independence and teamwork. The environment is welcoming, predictable, and set up to match each child’s stage of development.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I tell if my child is ready for a transitional class?
If my child is starting to use the potty, follows simple instructions, and enjoys interacting with other kids, a transitional class might be a good next step in their early learning path.
Is it okay if my child is still learning to use the potty?
Yes, children in this class are either potty trained or nearly there. The program includes support and patience to help them progress confidently.
What does my child do each day in this type of class?
Each day usually includes outdoor play, circle time, painting, reading with a teacher, and early writing activities focused on letters and numbers.
Will this class prepare my child for preschool or pre-K?
Yes, it helps children adjust to a classroom setting by building routine, encouraging group participation, and introducing basic learning concepts.
How much structure is there during the day?
There’s a balance between structured activities and time for free play, helping children stay engaged while also learning to follow a consistent schedule.
Why should a child attend a Transitional Class instead of going straight to kindergarten?
A Transitional Class gives children more time to develop key skills like self-regulation, language, and early literacy. It helps ease the pressure and builds a strong foundation for kindergarten success. Families often find their child more confident and better prepared after attending.
What skills will children learn in the Transitional Class?
Children develop early academic skills such as pre-reading, early math, and science exploration. They also build social skills, classroom routines, and independence. The curriculum balances play-based learning with structured activities.

Get the Support You Need

If you’re looking for dependable care and support services, we’re here to help. For more information or to speak with someone directly, please contact us today.