
The Adventurers staff care for 14 toddlers age 20 to 36 months. Staff follow the daily routine which includes morning sensory activities, small group skills instruction, large group circle time, outdoor play or gross motor skills in the gym, and self help skills in feeding times (AM snack, lunch, PM snack) and toilet training. Afternoon routines include outdoor play or gross motor time, music and movement, story time, and playtime at centers. The Adventurers classroom opens at 7:15 AM and closes at 6:00 PM.
Adventurers on the toddler playground.
Catching up on some reading.
Table Play
For their Bug Unit the Adventurers ate bugs for snack.



Try this at home!
Girls in costumes.
Pumpkin carving.
Adventurers show off their costumes.



Getting Dressed.
Trick or Treat
The Spread.
Play before feast.
The Feast!

Toddlers at play.
Here at Centerville Child Development Center we hire only the best and brightest.....
Spring is finally here and the Adventurers are ready with Spring Art!
Clifford and the Wildcats read a book to the Adventurers.
Congratulations to the Adventurers for their First Place tie in the Scholastic book Fair Door Decorating Contest!
Mr. and Mrs. Clause are the surprise visitors to the Adventurers at Centerville Child Development Center.
The Adventurers were paid a surprise visit by the Centerville firefighters. Can you tell by the look on the faces that they were excited to see the firefighters?
The Adventurers celebrated Thanksgiving with a fantastic toddler feast! Great job having the entire class eating at the same time!
The Adventurers decorated their table cloth before the feast.
For the Halloween Party the Adventurers Teachers had the parents and children fill sensory bottles with spooky creatures. This week they learned how to be safe on Halloween they made ghost foot prints, carved a pumpkin and made pumpkin seed art.
Even parents had the chance to decorate at the Halloween Party!
Now this is boating!
Mothers Day
Dramatic play is one of the more popular activities for the Adventurers. We have future doctors, nurses, firefighters, baseball players and dancers at CCDC.
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