Programs
Twos
2 – 3 Years
Experienced Teachers Who Care
Our educated teachers will provide your child with a safe, loving environment that supports exploration.
Sensory Math and Science Experiences
Our classrooms are filled with age-appropriate learning materials of different textures, shapes and sizes, that encourage investigation with their five senses and problem solving skills. These actions form the critical connections that they will build upon for years to come.
Routines Are Key
A predictable routine and schedule helps to ensure your two-year-old’s success. As your child grows, they begin to understand their own daily schedule and thrive in the consistency of what comes next. Our teachers will work with you to build a daily schedule that will help your child successfully transition from home and school.
Reading and Language
We encourage reading and language development through the use of conversations, picture books, read alouds, and storytelling.
Developing Independence
Learning self-help skills such as potty training or putting on your own coat, is an important part of being an independent two-year-old. Our teachers will work with your child to help them develop these skills and start to navigate their world.
Encouraging Creativity
Our classrooms includes areas for children to explore drama, music and art. We have a weekly program with the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music where children are exposed to different elements of music and we work with different non-toxic materials such as crayons, paint and play-dough to inspire their artistic side.
Meals On Us!
Because we participate in the CACFP program, all of our children receive breakfast, lunch and snacks included with their tuition.
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Play-Based Learning
We believe children learn best in a play-based environment, where they can explore, interact and create based on their own interests and abilities.
Ebenezer’s Purposeful Intentional Curriculum (EPIC)
Our EPIC curriculum is designed to enable children to develop knowledge, skills, and processes, and then apply them to the real world. EPIC focuses on the development of the whole child, both as an individual and as a member of a larger community.
FAQs
When do we start the potty-training process?
We encourage you to start this process at home and then discuss with your teachers how to set up a routine for school, which mirrors your home routine.
What items should I provide for my child?
Three complete sets of clothing, water cup, diapers, pullups, underwear, wipes, and diaper creams
How will you support my child’s social and emotional development?
Our curriculum supports social and emotional development through skills and strategies, quiet areas to self-regulate and social emotional props throughout the classroom.
What our families are saying
Home away from home
As a single mother with a full-time schedule on and off the clock, the one thing that I have never had to question is the love and care that my […]
Happy with our experience
We’ve been so happy with our experience with Ebenezer. The teachers and staff show how much they care for the kids and their families greeting us with open arms and […]
My child is cared for
As a first-time mother, it’s hard to know what questions to even ask when looking for childcare. Ebenezer immediately made me feel informed and comfortable, helping us determine what works […]
They truly do care
As a FTM (like most people) I had extreme anxiety about who would care for my child when I returned to work. We went with Ebenezer in Tosa/West Allis and […]
Thankful we found Ebenezer
We’ve been sending our son to Ebenezer for 3 months, since he was 5 months old, and we love the care they provide so much. The staff is all very […]
Highly recommended
Great place. Staff is excellent and my kids love it. Highly recommended.
The staff is wonderful and supportive
All three of my kids have gone through this center. The staff is wonderful and supportive. The experience has been and remains a huge positive for our family