Twos Program

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The Twos Program at Christie’s Carousel of Learning offers your child a warm, welcoming first school experience. At this age, children learn best through exploration, movement, and sensory play. Our teachers create a nurturing environment where toddlers feel safe to try new things, build early independence, and develop trust in their surroundings. Through hands-on activities, music, stories, and play-based learning, two-year-olds begin discovering their abilities, practicing early social skills, and gaining confidence one small step at a time.


A Beginning to your Child's Learning Journey

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Language Development

  • Recognizing and naming common objects and pictures
  • Beginning to use pronouns in simple conversations
  • Participating in songs and fingerplays that encourage early speech and listening skills
  • Following simple directions and expressing needs with growing independence
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Cognitive Development

  • Sorting objects by basic attributes such as color
  • Engaging in imaginative play with dolls, pretend food, dress-up, and props
  • Exploring early cause-and-effect through sensory play
  • Practicing simple matching and memory activities
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Social & Emotional Growth

  • Expressing a wider range of emotions and learning the language to describe them
  • Building trust with teachers and separating more easily from parents
  • Beginning to interact with peers through parallel play
  • Practicing early cooperation, turn-taking, and sharing
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Large Motor Skills

  • Walking up stairs with support and improving balance
  • Riding and pedaling beginner tricycles
  • Running, climbing, jumping, and exploring outdoor equipment safely
  • Participating in music and movement activities to build coordination
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Small Motor Skills

  • Stacking blocks to build tall towers and simple structures
  • Using crayons, markers, and paintbrushes to make basic strokes
  • Strengthening hand muscles through playdough, puzzles, and finger activities
  • Manipulating small objects to support early hand-eye coordination