We believe that children are capable, curious, and full of potential.

At ProducKIDvity, we value the importance of documentation and observation as key components of our teaching approach. By carefully observing and documenting children's interests, ideas, and interactions, we are able to shape our curriculum around their unique needs and passions.

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Our curriculum emerges from the interests and inquiries of the children.

Our curriculum is not built in a box, but rather, develops with the interests of our children. This approach allows us to create a learning environment that is engaging, relevant, and meaningful to each child.

We believe that this child-centered approach not only fosters a love for learning but also helps children develop critical thinking skills, creativity, and a strong sense of self.

Our curriculum is also aligned with the BC Early Learning Framework, ensuring that our practices meet the standards and expectations set forth by the province.

By integrating the principles of Reggio Emilia with each province’s Early Learning Framework, we strive to provide a holistic and enriching educational experience for every child at ProducKIDvity.

Early Learning Programming

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    Infants and Toddlers

    ProducKIDvity provides childcare for children from birth up until three years of age in our Infant Toddler classrooms. These rooms are staffed by specialized educators and maintain smaller classroom ratios of a maximum of 12 students with an educator for every four children.

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    Junior Kindergarten

    Our Junior Kindergarten programs are for our three to five year old students. These classes are lead by Early Childhood Educators and the programming is designed to prepare children for the transition to formal schooling and lay a strong foundation for their future academic, social, and emotional development. Junior Kindergarten has children in our care for an entire day, versus pre-school having three hour sessions.

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    After School Care

We partner with families to create a community environment that not only supports but also enriches each child's learning journey, offering unprecedented flexibility without compromising on quality.

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