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Education and Care

Responsive care and positive relationships between caregivers and infants

An environment that is nurturing, safe, healthy and inviting for infants

Positive relationships with families
 

CONNECTING WITH INFANTS

The curriculum reflects the Arkansas Child Development and Early Learning Standards:

 

Birth through 60 Months, adopted by the Arkansas Early Childhood Commission in April 2016, specifically in these domains of development and learning:

Social and Emotional Development

Cognitive Development

Physical Development and Health

Language Development

Emergent Literacy

Investigator Club

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TODDLER CURRICULUM

Adventures for Learning, a comprehensive curriculum for children from eighteen through thirty-six months, has been developed and revised through contracts with the Division of Child Care and Early Childhood Education. Programs using the Adventures for Toddlers curriculum can easily transition into the Adventures in Learning curriculum for children from three through five.

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ADVENTURES IN LEARNING

The curriculum features 30 toddler topics in eight focus areas. Each toddler topic is introduced with children’s books. Some of the books are familiar ones that can be purchased while others can be made by the teachers. All patterns for books to be made are available as attachments. The curriculum is flexible, allowing teachers to choose from the 30 toddler topics and to decide how long to explore a topic with children.

Play & Learning

Things that Grow

More Animals

Investigator Club

About Me

Family & Community

Clothes We Wear

Animals in Our World

On the Go

Need Assistance?

At The Nature Academy, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn, explore, and grow—regardless of financial circumstance.

If you are in need of assistance to help cover childcare costs, please see the link below to fill out the application. Our team is here to support you through the process and answer any questions along the way.

Ready to Unlock Your Child’s Potential with Outdoor Learning?

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MEET OUR DIRECTOR

 Hi! My name is Breannah, and I am very passionate about working in early childhood education. I continue to choose this field because I truly love helping children learn, grow, and discover the world around them during some of the most important years of their lives. Watching children build confidence, develop new skills, and create meaningful relationships is incredibly rewarding to me. 

As someone who works in a nature-based learning environment, I value hands-on experiences, outdoor exploration, creativity, and play-based learning. I believe children learn best when they feel safe, supported, and encouraged to be curious.

My goal is to create a positive and nurturing environment where every child feels loved, valued, and excited to come to school each day. 

I enjoy building strong relationships with both children and families and believe communication and trust are essential in creating a successful learning experience. Being part of a child’s early development is something I do not take lightly, and I am grateful for the opportunity to make a difference in their lives every day. 

Early childhood education is more than just a job to me — it is something I genuinely care deeply about and feel called to do. 

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