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A tour of the ELC

  • Room 101: 1

    Room 101 is the home of our younger two-year-olds. The semicircle and rectangular block of windows are a natural gathering space for children, which the facilitators take advantage of in planning their use of the space. The alcove makes an ideal reading nook.

  • Room 101: 2

    Room 101 is the home of our younger two-year-olds. The semicircle and rectangular block of windows are a natural gathering space for children, which the facilitators take advantage of in planning their use of the space. The alcove makes an ideal reading nook.

  • Room 101: 3

    Room 101 is the home of our younger two-year-olds. The semicircle and rectangular block of windows are a natural gathering space for children, which the facilitators take advantage of in planning their use of the space. The alcove makes an ideal reading nook.

  • Room 102: 1

    Our 13- to 19-month-old children are in Room 102, which also features interesting windows, natural light, and cozy spaces.

  • Room 102: 2

    Our 13- to 19-month-old children are in Room 102, which also features interesting windows, natural light, and cozy spaces.

  • Room 102: 3

    Our 13- to 19-month-old children are in Room 102, which also features interesting windows, natural light, and cozy spaces.

  • Room 103: 1

    This is Room 103, where our 20- to 24-month-olds reside. The large, open room contains three different shapes of windows, and is divided into learning areas by strategic placement of furnishings.

  • Room 103: 2

    This is Room 103, where our 20- to 24-month-olds reside. The large, open room contains three different shapes of windows, and is divided into learning areas by strategic placement of furnishings.

  • Room 103: 3

    This is Room 103, where our 20- to 24-month-olds reside. The large, open room contains three different shapes of windows, and is divided into learning areas by strategic placement of furnishings.

  • Room 104: 1

    Room 104 is perfect for a smaller-sized class of our younger toddlers (11 – 13 months), who will grow bigger and more confident in their bodies and movement before becoming part of a larger group.

  • Room 104: 2

    Room 104 is perfect for a smaller-sized class of our younger toddlers (11 – 13 months), who will grow bigger and more confident in their bodies and movement before becoming part of a larger group.

  • Room 201: 1

    The younger three-year-olds call Room 201 home. Facilitators here have incorporated the window shape into the art display and used a nook and cubbies to create a quiet space.

  • Room 201: 2

    The younger three-year-olds call Room 201 home. Facilitators here have incorporated the window shape into the art display and used a nook and cubbies to create a quiet space.

  • Room 203: 1

    You’ll find another group of three-year-olds in Room 203. The soft and warm reading area is an inviting spot for reading or looking out the windows.

  • Room 203: 2

    You’ll find another group of three-year-olds in Room 203. The soft and warm reading area is an inviting spot for reading or looking out the windows.

  • Room 204: 1

    Room 204 is the home base of our older three-year-olds, where triangles abound. The loft makes a great play space, and the curtains create an interesting division of space.

  • Room 204: 2

    Room 204 is the home base of our older three-year-olds, where triangles abound. The loft makes a great play space, and the curtains create an interesting division of space.

  • Room 206: 1

    The older four-year-olds love the frame house and triangle alcove of Room 206.

  • Room 206: 2

    The older four-year-olds love the frame house and triangle alcove of Room 206.

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