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Daily Schedule Overview

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Serving Children 6 Weeks – 5 Years | 6:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

At Spring-Well Preschool, every child is nurtured through our Heart–Head–Hand learning model, trauma-informed practices, intergenerational experiences, gardening, art, and inclusive special-education supports.


Our extended-day schedule provides both structure and flexibility while honoring the developmental needs of each age group.

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Infant Program
(6 weeks - 12 months)

Daily Schedule Overview:

Our infant classroom offers a warm, nurturing environment focused on bonding, sensory growth, and physical development.

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  • Soothing morning arrival with lullabies and caregiver connection

  • Personalized feeding, diapering, naps, and comfort routines

  • Tummy time, mirror play, gentle stretching, and early movement

  • Sensory exploration (textures, music, lights)

  • Outdoor strolls and fresh-air stimulation

  • Infant-safe art experiences (finger painting, sponge textures)

  • Introduction to the garden through simple observation

  • Intergenerational cuddle time, lap songs, and soft storytelling​

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What Parents Can Expect:

Parents can expect a peaceful, loving environment that mirrors home routines. Daily communication includes feeding, diapers, naps, mood, and milestones. Our trauma-informed, relationship-based approach ensures your baby feels secure, supported, and celebrated.

Toddler Program
(12 - 24 months)

Daily Schedule Overview

Toddlers enjoy a balanced day filled with exploration, early language, and guided independence.

  • Morning welcome with songs and simple routines

  • Hands-on learning with sensory bins, colors, shapes, and early counting

  • Outdoor play focusing on running, climbing, and gross-motor skills

  • Art activities like gluing, scribbling, stamping, and painting

  • Early gardening tasks such as watering plants and touching herbs

  • Music, movement, dancing, and fingerplays

  • Storytime and beginning social-emotional lessons using visual supports

  • Intergenerational play, storytelling, and craft moments

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What Parents Can Expect

Parents will see joyful learning, growing independence, and emerging communication. Your toddler’s day includes structured activities with plenty of free exploration, language-building, and nurturing guidance for emotional development.

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Young Preschool
Two-Year Old Program (24-36 months)

Daily Schedule Overview: 

Two-year-olds learn through play, repetition, and hands-on discovery. Their day includes:

  • Morning feelings check-ins and social routines

  • ABCs, early literacy, and number play

  • Sensory STEM centers (water play, blocks, sorting, magnets)

  • Outdoor adventures and movement games

  • Creative arts, painting, collage, and dough activities

  • Beginning responsibilities (classroom helper tasks)

  • Garden exploration and simple harvest activities

  • Music & movement and dramatic play

  • Intergenerational activities such as shared reading and art

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What Parents Can Expect:

Parents can expect structured routines that build early academics and confident independence. Teachers support emotional expression, turn-taking, problem-solving, and language development using trauma-informed and inclusive methods.

Preschool Program
(3- 5 Year Olds)

Daily Schedule Overview: 

Our preschool program prepares children socially, academically, and emotionally for kindergarten and life.

  • Morning Circle with SEL (feelings, mindfulness, cooperation)

  • Thematic literacy and math lessons using our Head activities

  • Science and STEM exploration

  • Outdoor motor-skill development and team games

  • Daily art program with painting, sculpting, and creative design

  • Gardening, composting, and farm-to-table tasting experiences

  • Intergenerational storytelling, gardening, and collaborative art

  • Music, movement, yoga, and dance

  • Heart–Head–Hand blended projects that promote whole-child growth

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What Parents Can Expect:

Parents can expect an engaging, comprehensive program where children build strong academics, confident communication, social awareness, and problem-solving skills. Trauma-informed language, calm-down strategies, and inclusive supports help each child feel capable and safe.

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What Parents Can Expect From Spring-Well Preschool

  • A safe, warm, relationship-centered environment

  • Trauma-informed, developmentally appropriate practice

  • Consistent communication through daily updates

  • Healthy meals and snacks

  • Gardening & sustainability education

  • Intergenerational relationships that enrich learning

  • A strong focus on social-emotional health

  • Highly qualified teachers who love, nurture & support every child

  • A meaningful blend of academics, creativity, and hands-on learning

  • Extended hours to support working families

Inclusive Special Education Supports (All Ages)

Our classrooms welcome learners with diverse needs. We provide:

  • Visual schedules & communication supports

  • Sensory tools and sensory-friendly spaces

  • Adapted pacing and scaffolded instruction

  • Social stories, behavior supports & emotional coaching

  • Collaboration with families & service providers

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