Programs & Age Groups, Seeds Early Learning Academy

Infants

Seeds

Tiny humans, big love. Soft starts and steady routines.

Class size

1 teacher to every 6 children

What we focus on

Bonding through consistent, caring teachers
Tummy time, rolling, crawling, and first steps
Sensory exploration with safe textures and sounds
Predictable feeding and nap rhythms

A day in this classroom

Mornings start with feeding, cuddles, and supervised tummy time. Quiet music, soft toys, sensory bins, and outdoor stroller time fill the day, with naps built around each baby's rhythm.

Curriculum

What the Seeds classroom actually does.

Aligned with Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards. Play-based, hands-on, and tracked across the year.

Language Through Talk

Constant narration, lullabies, and read-aloud picture books to grow receptive vocabulary.

Sensory Discovery

Safe textures, mirror play, soft music, and supervised tummy time to wake up the senses.

Big Motor Steps

Reaching, rolling, sitting, crawling, and first steps with a teacher always close by.

Secure Attachment

Consistent caregivers, predictable feeding and nap rhythms, and warm one-on-one time.

Before Moving Forward From Seeds, Scholars Will:

Trusts adults outside the home and settles into the classroom.
Tracks faces, voices, and simple cause-and-effect (rattle, peek-a-boo).
Practices age-appropriate motor milestones each week.
Eats and naps on a routine your family can rely on.

Ages 1 to 2

Sprouts

First steps, first words, first friendships.

Class size

1 teacher to every 5 children

What we focus on

Sensory play and language modeling
Self-feeding and independence skills
Walking, climbing, and balance practice
Gentle nap and feeding routines

A day in this classroom

Mornings include music circle, sensory bins, and outdoor stroller walks. Afternoons are quiet play, story time, and supervised rest.

Curriculum

What the Sprouts classroom actually does.

Aligned with Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards. Play-based, hands-on, and tracked across the year.

First Words

Picture books, finger plays, songs, and named-object games to build expressive vocabulary.

Sort and Stack

Shape sorters, nesting cups, and simple matching to introduce early math thinking.

Messy Art

Finger paint, chalk, crayons, and play dough to develop grip and creative expression.

Side-By-Side Play

Parallel play, gentle turn-taking, and naming feelings out loud.

Before Moving Forward From Sprouts, Scholars Will:

Walks, climbs, and balances with growing confidence.
Uses 25-200 spoken words plus signs and gestures.
Follows one-step directions and points to named objects.
Takes turns with a familiar adult prompting.

Ages 3 to 4

Saplings

Curious learners discovering the world together.

Class size

1 teacher to every 8 children

What we focus on

Letter and number recognition through play
Cooperative games and sharing
Art projects, painting, and music
Outdoor science walks and gardening

A day in this classroom

Morning meeting, themed learning centers, outdoor play, family-style lunch, rest, and an enrichment activity each afternoon.

Curriculum

What the Saplings classroom actually does.

Aligned with Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards. Play-based, hands-on, and tracked across the year.

Letters and Sounds

Alphabet songs, name writing, rhyming games, and read-aloud routines every morning.

Counting and Patterns

Counting to 20, sorting, simple patterns, and shape recognition through manipulatives.

Garden Science

Weather charts, seed planting, water tables, and observing change over time.

Dramatic Play

Kitchen, doctor, post office, and dress-up centers to practice cooperation and storytelling.

Before Moving Forward From Saplings, Scholars Will:

Recognizes most uppercase letters and counts to 20.
Writes their first name with prompting.
Plays cooperatively, shares materials, and resolves small disputes with words.
Asks "why" questions and stays focused on a center for 15+ minutes.

Ages 5 to 12

Sunflowers

Kindergarten-ready, school-age confident.

Class size

1 teacher to every 10 children

What we focus on

Early reading, writing, and phonics
Math foundations and problem solving
STEAM projects and storytelling
Social-emotional and conflict-resolution skills

A day in this classroom

Structured literacy and math blocks, project-based learning, library visits, outdoor PE, and reflective journaling. Before-and-after-care for older school-age children supplements the academic day.

Curriculum

What the Sunflowers classroom actually does.

Aligned with Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards. Play-based, hands-on, and tracked across the year.

Reading and Writing

Phonics, sight words, journals, and weekly library visits to grow confident readers.

Math Foundations

Counting to 100, addition and subtraction through play, problem-solving stories.

STEAM Projects

Robotics, simple coding, art-meets-science investigations, and engineering challenges.

Leadership and Voice

Class jobs, group projects, conflict resolution, and presenting work to peers.

Before Moving Forward From Sunflowers, Scholars Will:

Recognizes all letters and most sounds; reads simple sentences.
Writes their full name; counts to 100; adds within 10 through play.
Follows multi-step directions and sits for a 15-minute lesson.
Resolves small disagreements with words and asks questions confidently.

Classrooms Designed Around How Scholars Actually Grow.

Seeds

What the Seeds classroom actually does.

Language Through Talk

Sensory Discovery

Big Motor Steps

Secure Attachment

Sprouts

What the Sprouts classroom actually does.

First Words

Sort and Stack

Messy Art

Side-By-Side Play

Saplings

What the Saplings classroom actually does.

Letters and Sounds

Counting and Patterns

Garden Science

Dramatic Play

Sunflowers

What the Sunflowers classroom actually does.

Reading and Writing

Math Foundations

STEAM Projects

Leadership and Voice

Schedules, Calendar, And CAPS Rates.

Preschool Daily Schedule

Toddler Daily Schedule

2026-2027 School Calendar

CAPS Rate Sheet

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