Sweet Briar CDC LLC

If your child has food allergies or special dietary preferences please let us know so we may accommodate their needs

Ask what it is made with. The menu does not list the ingredients.

Ask what it is made with. The menu does not list the ingredients.

Ask what it is made with. The menu does not list the ingredients.

Ask what it is made with. The menu does not list the ingredients.

Ask what it is made with. The menu does not list the ingredients.

At Sweet Briar CDC conversational Spanish and Spanish vocabulary are focused on within all of our classrooms. Our mission is to prepare students for the increasingly bilingual community that we are honored to be a part of here in Austin

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Based on Texas Rising Star standards, our curriculum model focuses on four areas of child development: social-emotional, cognitive, language, and physical-motor development. We strive to meet each child where they are to further their development in each area at his or her individual pace

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Research has shown that high quality childcare and early education programs are instrumental in helping children overcome barriers to learning. At Sweet Briar CDC it is our mission to partner with parents and provide programs that help students and families succeed. Below is a list of programs we offer!

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Toddlers are encouraged to participate in daily routines to develop self-help skills and foster self-esteem. Educational activities provide opportunities for experiences that help children develop social-emotional, language, and motor skills. Teachers reinforce positive behaviors, set limits, and are consistently available to support the toddler’s need for independence and exploration

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Our older toddlers are provided with abundant opportunities to increase vocabulary, develop problem solving skills, and be creative through developmentally-appropriate curriculum. Indoor and outdoor activities strengthen fine and gross motor skills. A love of reading is fostered through stories and daily literacy activities

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Children develop writing, phonetic awareness, letter recognition and math skills in small and large group activities. Teachers use highly-acclaimed Scholastic Curriculum as a foundation for their classroom. Social and emotional development continues to mature by fostering positive self-esteem, empathy, and independence

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