Pre-Casa

  • Pre-Casa
  • Pre-Casa

    From 18 months to 2.5 years old, children begin to develop a sense of self and independence. They have a natural inclination to explore their surroundings through hands-on activities, express themselves, and show an interest in playing with others.

    The hands help the development of the intellect.

    — Maria Montessori

  • Our Pre-Casa Classrooms

    At JINGBAO™, we provide a child-centered learning environment that is enriched with sensory and hands-on activities, both indoor and outdoors, to foster children’s independence, self-expression and motor skills. 

    In a 90% Mandarin Chinese language environment, our teachers offer ample opportunities and encourage toddlers to feed themselves, dress and undress independently, tidy up after play, and express their ideas using words. A day in the JINGBAO™ toddler class is always filled with fun!

  • A Day in Pre-Casa

    Our pre-Casa students enjoy a fun-filled day with activities like Mandarin circle, outdoor play, and creative arts. They also have snacks, nap time, and self-directed play to keep them active and engaged.
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  • FAQ

    1. What is the daily schedule for toddlers in the program?

    Toddlers begin their day with morning snacks and self-led activities. We keep their fingers and feet busy with outdoor games, creative arts, dramatic play, and sensory experiences. A nutritious hot lunch is served at 11:30 a.m., followed by a two-hour nap. Toddlers enjoy singing songs and listening to stories during group circle time.

    2. My child has never slept independently. Will there be any problems?

    Our teachers will assist new children during nap time and help them gradually adapt to the sleeping routine. In general, most children will start napping independently after 2-4 weeks.

    3. Will the teachers feed my child using a milk bottle and assist them during mealtime?

    Our goal is to encourage children to drink and eat independently. However, we can discuss the child’s developmental needs with parents and provide a transitional period.

    4. What can we do to help our child ease the transition?

    Class timetables will be provided to parents before their child starts. We encourage parents to try to follow the same routine at home. A one-hour transition visit can be arranged to help the child become familiar with the new environment. Once the child starts, we suggest initially setting shorter hours. For example, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00p.m. Parents can gradually extend their child’s stay based on how quickly the child adapts to the new environment.

    5. How do the teachers communicate with parents?

    Our teachers use the Seesaw App and phone calls to regularly update parents. A quick chat during pick-up or drop-off is always welcome.

    6. My child is only a couple of months old, but I'm very interested in the program. How do I join the waitlist?

    The minimum age requirement for the toddler program is 18 months old. To join the waitlist, please contact the site supervisor directly via email or phone call. We recommend checking in with site supervisor periodically to express your interest.

  • Discover More About Our Programs

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