Our Programs
Cocomelon Learning Centre offers high-quality childcare programs designed to support the diverse needs of children and families, with early learning opportunities for children aged 0 to 12 years. Through hands-on, engaging learning experiences, children are encouraged to thrive, boosting their confidence and acquiring the critical foundational skills they need.
Infant and Toddler
At Cocomelon Learning Centre, We focus on helping children feel excited and confident about being cared for by trusted educators, fostering a strong sense
Group Childcare
As group sizes grow, children have more opportunities to engage in diverse interactions, build relationships, develop new skills, and participate in community activities
After School
After school, we provide care and recreational opportunities that emphasize community building. Our core value of respect guides the way we introduce children
Junior Kindergarten
Children are provided with a much-needed chance dive into the freedom of play. This time to explore, create, and interact with their peers offers
Weekend Care
Bringing FUN on Saturday and Sunday. Our Weekend BLAST program offers kids a chance to participate in a weekly recreation activity. Each weekend will be…
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Age appropriate developmental activities
At Cocomelon Learning Center, we believe in the power of creativity to inspire children and support their overall development. Our creative activities are designed to encourage imaginative thinking, problem-solving, and self-expression, while also fostering cognitive, social, and emotional growth. Through a variety of hands-on, engaging experiences, children explore art, music, drama, and design, allowing them to develop important skills such as fine motor coordination, critical thinking, and confidence.
Our creative activities include:
Art and Craft: Children engage in drawing, painting, sculpture, and collage-making, helping them express themselves and develop fine motor skills.
Music and Movement: Activities that combine rhythm, song, and movement, allowing children to explore sound, beat, and coordination.
Dramatic Play: Role-playing and storytelling activities that encourage creativity, empathy, and communication.
Building and Design: Hands-on projects involving blocks, construction materials, and simple engineering concepts that stimulate problem-solving and spatial awareness.
These creative experiences are not only fun but play a crucial role in fostering a child’s emotional and cognitive development. They help children learn to think outside the box, work collaboratively, and communicate their ideas effectively. Through these activities, children build self-confidence, embrace their creativity, and develop a love for exploration and learning.
Our creative activities include:
Art and Craft: Children engage in drawing, painting, sculpture, and collage-making, helping them express themselves and develop fine motor skills.
Music and Movement: Activities that combine rhythm, song, and movement, allowing children to explore sound, beat, and coordination.
Dramatic Play: Role-playing and storytelling activities that encourage creativity, empathy, and communication.
Building and Design: Hands-on projects involving blocks, construction materials, and simple engineering concepts that stimulate problem-solving and spatial awareness.
These creative experiences are not only fun but play a crucial role in fostering a child’s emotional and cognitive development. They help children learn to think outside the box, work collaboratively, and communicate their ideas effectively. Through these activities, children build self-confidence, embrace their creativity, and develop a love for exploration and learning.
At Cocomelon Learning Center, we understand the importance of hands-on learning to support children’s development. Our table toys and floor activities are carefully selected to engage children in fun, interactive play that promotes fine motor skills, cognitive development, and social interaction. These activities encourage exploration, creativity, and problem-solving, all within a safe and nurturing environment.
Table Toys
Table toys are designed to help children engage in focused, individual play while developing critical skills. These toys are ideal for enhancing hand-eye coordination, concentration, and dexterity. Some of our table toys include:
Building Blocks: Encourages creativity, spatial awareness, and problem-solving as children build and design structures.
Puzzles: Aids in cognitive development, helping children with shape recognition, memory, and logical thinking.
Sorting and Stacking Toys: Develops fine motor skills, color and shape recognition, and sorting abilities.
Interactive Learning Games: Promotes early literacy, numeracy, and reasoning skills in a fun, engaging way.
Floor Activities
Floor activities provide opportunities for children to develop large motor skills, spatial awareness, and teamwork. These activities promote both physical movement and cognitive engagement. Examples of our floor activities include:
Interactive Play Mats: These mats encourage children to explore through movement and tactile play, enhancing their physical coordination and spatial awareness.
Building and Construction Sets: Larger, floor-based building toys help children develop motor skills, balance, and creativity through active play.
Obstacle Courses: Encourages children to use their gross motor skills—running, jumping, and balancing—while developing problem-solving and coordination.
Group Play Games: Activities that involve multiple children working together, such as building forts or cooperative group puzzles, promoting teamwork and social skills.
By offering both table toys and floor activities, we ensure that children have a balanced experience that fosters physical, cognitive, and social development in a fun and supportive setting. These activities help children build essential skills such as creativity, cooperation, and critical thinking, while also allowing them to explore their environment and express themselves freely.
Table Toys
Table toys are designed to help children engage in focused, individual play while developing critical skills. These toys are ideal for enhancing hand-eye coordination, concentration, and dexterity. Some of our table toys include:
Building Blocks: Encourages creativity, spatial awareness, and problem-solving as children build and design structures.
Puzzles: Aids in cognitive development, helping children with shape recognition, memory, and logical thinking.
Sorting and Stacking Toys: Develops fine motor skills, color and shape recognition, and sorting abilities.
Interactive Learning Games: Promotes early literacy, numeracy, and reasoning skills in a fun, engaging way.
Floor Activities
Floor activities provide opportunities for children to develop large motor skills, spatial awareness, and teamwork. These activities promote both physical movement and cognitive engagement. Examples of our floor activities include:
Interactive Play Mats: These mats encourage children to explore through movement and tactile play, enhancing their physical coordination and spatial awareness.
Building and Construction Sets: Larger, floor-based building toys help children develop motor skills, balance, and creativity through active play.
Obstacle Courses: Encourages children to use their gross motor skills—running, jumping, and balancing—while developing problem-solving and coordination.
Group Play Games: Activities that involve multiple children working together, such as building forts or cooperative group puzzles, promoting teamwork and social skills.
By offering both table toys and floor activities, we ensure that children have a balanced experience that fosters physical, cognitive, and social development in a fun and supportive setting. These activities help children build essential skills such as creativity, cooperation, and critical thinking, while also allowing them to explore their environment and express themselves freely.
At Cocomelon Learning Center, we recognize that both indoor and outdoor play are vital for children’s growth and development. Our play-based learning approach encourages children to explore, socialize, and develop new skills through a balanced combination of indoor and outdoor activities. Each environment offers unique benefits that contribute to their physical, cognitive, and emotional development, fostering a love for learning and a sense of well-being.
Indoor Play
Indoor play provides children with a safe and stimulating environment where they can engage in creative, focused, and sensory-rich activities. Our indoor space is designed to encourage exploration, cognitive development, and social interaction through a variety of engaging activities, including:
Imaginative Play: With activities like role-playing, dramatic play, and storytelling, children enhance their creativity and communication skills.
Creative Arts: From drawing and painting to sculpting and crafting, children have the opportunity to express themselves and develop fine motor skills.
Learning Stations: Indoor learning stations focus on activities like puzzles, games, and educational toys, allowing children to work independently while enhancing problem-solving and critical thinking.
Quiet Time and Reading: Cozy reading corners provide children with the chance to relax, enjoy books, and develop early literacy skills in a calm, soothing setting.
Indoor play supports children’s ability to concentrate, think critically, and engage in imaginative exploration, while also promoting emotional development and socialization.
Outdoor Play
Outdoor play is essential for developing physical health, motor skills, and a strong connection with nature. Our spacious outdoor environment allows children to explore, take risks, and engage in active play that helps build confidence and teamwork. Some of our outdoor play activities include:
Gross Motor Activities: Running, jumping, climbing, and cycling activities help strengthen muscles, improve balance, and enhance coordination.
Nature Exploration: Children explore the natural world, observing plants, insects, and animals, which fosters curiosity, environmental awareness, and sensory development.
Team Games and Sports: Organized group games like soccer, tag, and relay races promote teamwork, cooperation, and social skills, while encouraging physical fitness.
Creative Play Structures: Playhouses, tunnels, and climbing frames inspire imaginative play and physical activity, helping children develop strength and coordination.
Outdoor play also helps children build resilience, learn about boundaries, and develop problem-solving skills in a natural setting.
The Balance of Both
By offering a balance of indoor and outdoor play, we provide children with a well-rounded experience that nurtures all areas of development. Indoor play enhances cognitive and fine motor skills, while outdoor play encourages physical health, socialization, and an appreciation for the outdoors. Together, these play experiences promote creativity, teamwork, self-confidence, and overall well-being, ensuring that each child thrives in a supportive and enriching environment.
Indoor Play
Indoor play provides children with a safe and stimulating environment where they can engage in creative, focused, and sensory-rich activities. Our indoor space is designed to encourage exploration, cognitive development, and social interaction through a variety of engaging activities, including:
Imaginative Play: With activities like role-playing, dramatic play, and storytelling, children enhance their creativity and communication skills.
Creative Arts: From drawing and painting to sculpting and crafting, children have the opportunity to express themselves and develop fine motor skills.
Learning Stations: Indoor learning stations focus on activities like puzzles, games, and educational toys, allowing children to work independently while enhancing problem-solving and critical thinking.
Quiet Time and Reading: Cozy reading corners provide children with the chance to relax, enjoy books, and develop early literacy skills in a calm, soothing setting.
Indoor play supports children’s ability to concentrate, think critically, and engage in imaginative exploration, while also promoting emotional development and socialization.
Outdoor Play
Outdoor play is essential for developing physical health, motor skills, and a strong connection with nature. Our spacious outdoor environment allows children to explore, take risks, and engage in active play that helps build confidence and teamwork. Some of our outdoor play activities include:
Gross Motor Activities: Running, jumping, climbing, and cycling activities help strengthen muscles, improve balance, and enhance coordination.
Nature Exploration: Children explore the natural world, observing plants, insects, and animals, which fosters curiosity, environmental awareness, and sensory development.
Team Games and Sports: Organized group games like soccer, tag, and relay races promote teamwork, cooperation, and social skills, while encouraging physical fitness.
Creative Play Structures: Playhouses, tunnels, and climbing frames inspire imaginative play and physical activity, helping children develop strength and coordination.
Outdoor play also helps children build resilience, learn about boundaries, and develop problem-solving skills in a natural setting.
The Balance of Both
By offering a balance of indoor and outdoor play, we provide children with a well-rounded experience that nurtures all areas of development. Indoor play enhances cognitive and fine motor skills, while outdoor play encourages physical health, socialization, and an appreciation for the outdoors. Together, these play experiences promote creativity, teamwork, self-confidence, and overall well-being, ensuring that each child thrives in a supportive and enriching environment.
At Cocomelon Learning Center, we believe developmental play is key to helping children grow emotionally, socially, physically, and cognitively. Through carefully designed play experiences, children explore their world, make discoveries, and develop essential skills that support their overall growth. This type of play encourages children to interact with their environment, solve problems, and express themselves in a safe and supportive space.
Key Areas of Development Through Play:
Cognitive Development: Play-based activities like puzzles, building blocks, and problem-solving games help children strengthen their thinking and reasoning skills.
Physical Development: Activities such as climbing, running, and playing ball games help children develop gross motor skills, while activities like drawing, building, and using playdough improve fine motor skills.
Social Development: Group play, role-playing, and cooperative games teach children important social skills like sharing, teamwork, and conflict resolution.
Emotional Development: Developmental play allows children to express their feelings, build confidence, and learn about empathy as they interact with others.
Creativity and Imagination: Activities like art, pretend play, and storytelling encourage children to use their imagination and express their individuality.
Through developmental play, children learn at their own pace, gaining skills they will carry with them as they grow. Play is not just fun—it’s a powerful tool that supports lifelong learning and growth!
Key Areas of Development Through Play:
Cognitive Development: Play-based activities like puzzles, building blocks, and problem-solving games help children strengthen their thinking and reasoning skills.
Physical Development: Activities such as climbing, running, and playing ball games help children develop gross motor skills, while activities like drawing, building, and using playdough improve fine motor skills.
Social Development: Group play, role-playing, and cooperative games teach children important social skills like sharing, teamwork, and conflict resolution.
Emotional Development: Developmental play allows children to express their feelings, build confidence, and learn about empathy as they interact with others.
Creativity and Imagination: Activities like art, pretend play, and storytelling encourage children to use their imagination and express their individuality.
Through developmental play, children learn at their own pace, gaining skills they will carry with them as they grow. Play is not just fun—it’s a powerful tool that supports lifelong learning and growth!