Since 1987, Small Blessings Childcare has been an integral part
of the community.

We take great pride in the care and love we show our kids. Our focus is to help them grow to productive, loving members of our society.

All staff members are fingerprinted and screened through the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF). In addition, each member attends child development classes throughout the year and are certified in CPR.

Nutritious breakfasts and lunches are provided at no extra charge. Menus can be modified to accommodate those children with special requirements or allergies.

Curriculum

Classes are divided according to age. Each group has its own individual classroom with age appropriate learning programs and equipment. Our program is based on three proven curriculums: A Beka Book, Creative Curriculum and High Reach Learning.

Infants

Six weeks to one year old.
Emphasis on physical development in a healthy, stable environment.

Toddlers

One to two years old.
Explores the world around them through music and art, while expanding on their language development and social skills.

Preschool

Pre-K2

Focuses on number and letter recognition
while continuing to develop their
language and social skills.

Pre-K3

Introduces beginning literacy, letter sounds, number concepts as well as science,
health and safety

Pre-K4

Four to five year olds.
We are also a participant in the Florida Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten program (VPK). This is a free program that the state of Florida provides to prepare children for kindergarten. VPK is a half day program. We offer extended hours for children for a nominal fee.

Extra Curricular Activities

In addition to the weekly academic program, we offer computer classes as well as sports and music classes. The programs are designed to excite the children and please the parents.

A Beka Book Curriculum

The A Beka Book Curriculum, a Christian based readiness program, has everything to make preschool a fun and exciting learning experience. Areas of study are: Phonics, Reading, Writing, Numbers, Religious Education, Art, Science, Music, Health, Safety and Manners.
Along with social and motor skills development, these areas of learning provide our children with a good foundation in basic skills while preparing them for elementary school.