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Toddlers have naturally curious and begin to assert their individualism. Our toddler program will strive for a balance of enabling toddlers to investigate the world to satisfy their curiosity and of expanding their world through teacher directed activities.
Toddlers build vocabulary, large and small motor skills through their experiences. Moreover, they further develop their abilities in social interaction and knowledge of the visual and tactile world. Toddlers will also learn about social etiquette, personal hygiene, health, and cultural similarities.
Our toddlers will be involved in group games, dramatic play, and free choice activities. Thematic units and special events are also part of the toddler program.
Here are some of the subjects that will be introduced:
| Colors |
Literature |
| Shapes |
Alphabet |
| Rhythm and Rhyme |
Opposites |
| Counting |
Art |
| Games |
Holidays |
| Language and Vocabulary |
Space and Direction |
The school day at the Wisconsin International School is 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Before- and after-school supervised care is available at an additional charge on a per-use basis. For toddlers, this care happens in the toddler room.
The most common choices for attendance are priced on our tuition and fees document. Please ask Stanley Way, Head of School, for customized times of attendance as you may need for your toddler.
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