Little Owlets Academy

Little Owlets Academy - early learning center with the focus on the intellectual, moral, social, emotional and physical needs of each child. Our goal is to keep the lights in your children's eyes on at all times and into their adult lives.

When babies are born, their eyes are filled with so much joy, curiosity and bliss - we call that lights! These little beings want to play, please and love. As they mature into toddlers, children, teenagers and then adults - the lights start dimming down as play turns into work, pleasure turns into effort and love turns into hurt.

Our program is based on years of research by family therapists and scientists, who put the biggest focus on keeping the lights on through interactive play, no matter the age. We extend our approach into the families of each child.

Our primary focus is on:
- Establishing a safe and nurturing environment
- Respecting rules and boundaries
- Discovering talents and abilities
- Learning through projects and other team-based activities
- Engaging families in everything that we do
- Learning from each other

We focus on intellectual, moral, social, emotional and physical needs of each child. Our teachers are highly trained professionals who love working with young children and are passionate about the work they do. A big portion of our curriculum is education in different languages and cultures. We address each aspect of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs as follows:

Self-Actualization needs - our individual work with the children is focused on setting up conditions in a way that allows for creativity in the areas the child is curious about and allows them to fulfil their full potential.

Esteem needs - our group and project based activities are focused on promoting the feeling of accomplishment and collaboration.

Belonging and Love needs: - our environment is warm, nurturing and welcoming. Our curriculum is based on the work of child and family systems psychologists, such as Jean Piaget, Maria Montessori, Dr. Adler, Dr. Bogdanov, Dr. Sage and Dr. Dinkmeyer.

Safety needs: - our centers are fully safe proof, the layout is very carefully planned out. We inspect and sanitize our toys and equipment on a daily basis.
Our teachers are CPR/First Aid certified.

Physiological needs - we provide home prepared meals, warm and clean rooms, plenty of time for rest and for outdoor/indoor physical activities.