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Children in
the Infant One class are generally under one
year old, and do not yet walk. No defined
schedule is in place, as most children in this
class have their own. Discussions with parents
to determine their emotional and physical
readiness, along with availability of quarters
in the Infant Two class, will determine the
actual graduation to the next class.

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Almost all
the children in the Infant Two class are
between the ages of one year and eighteen
months. The schedule in this class has
somewhat of an outline, much more so than in
the Infant One class. This class has two daily
scheduled playtimes in the main playroom. at
9:30 am and 2:00 pm.

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Children between the ages of 20 months and
30 months make their day-time home in the
Toddler Room. This class has a defined
schedule, which includes Circle Time, Play
Time, Project Time, Lunch/Snack Time and Nap
Time. Potty training begins in this class,
primarily for the older children.

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Children
have to generally be 30 months old and potty
trained to enroll in the Pre-K One program. The
academic curriculum for this age group is
certainly more advanced than that of the
Toddlers, with special emphasis on the
children's fine motor skills. As with the
children of Pre-K Two, this age group also
participates in field trip, and various
excursions, such as the park, the fire house,
etc.

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To
be in Pre-K Two is probably the most exciting
time in the life of the Prodigy children. They
are, after all, the most grown up, with
the more advanced academic knowledge necessary
for kindergarten. It's the age of
"Graduation": certainly the most
prestigious of all activities at Prodigy. |
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