Learning built around how children grow.

From an infant's first connections to a preschooler's growing independence, Frog Street provides purposeful, age-appropriate learning experiences designed around each stage of early childhood.
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INFANT

6 weeks – 12 months
Strong Foundations

TODDLER

13 – 36 months
Discover Through Play

PRESCHOOL

3 – 4 years
Building Confidence

FROG STREET AT BUILDING BLOCKS

Three stages. Three different ways to learn.

The philosophy stays consistent, but the experience changes as children grow. Each stage focuses on what children need most at that point in development.

INFANTS

6 weeks – 12 months
STRONG FOUNDATIONS
Responsive care, familiar routines, sensory experiences, and early communication create a secure foundation for growth.

TODDLERS

13 – 36 months
DISCOVER THROUGH PLAY
Movement, language, exploration, and growing independence turn everyday curiosity into meaningful learning.

PRESCHOOL

3 – 4 years
BUILDING CONFIDENCE
More structure, bigger questions, and collaborative experiences help children become confident classroom learners.

DEVELOPING THE WHOLE CHILD

Every experience builds something bigger.

A story can build vocabulary and strengthen relationships. Movement can build coordination, listening skills, and self-confidence. A classroom question can spark language, reasoning, and curiosity. Frog Street brings these areas together so learning feels connected, natural, and meaningful.
Social & Emotional
Language & Communication
Early Literacy
Math & Critical Thinking
Science & Discovery
Creative Expression
Physical Development
Family Partnerships

INFANT CURRICULUM

Learning Begins with Trust.

For infants, curriculum doesn't mean sitting down for a lesson. Learning happens throughout the day—in a conversation during feeding, a song during play, reaching for an object, or discovering a new sound or texture.

CONNECTION & COMMUNICATION

Songs, stories gestures, and back-and-forth interaction support early communication

SENSORY DISCOVERY

Textures, sounds, movement, and safe exploration help babies make sense of their world.

MOVEMENT & MILESTONES

Floor play and intentional experiences support emerging physical skills.

RESPONSIVE ROUTINES

Individual feeding, sleeping, comfort, and play routines build security and trust.

TODDLER CURRICULUM

Made for Children Who Are Always on the Move.

Toddlerhood is filled with "I can do it" moments. Children are discovering what their bodies can do, finding new ways to communicate, testing ideas, and beginning to understand their own emotions and those of others.

WORDS EVERYWHERE

Repetition, rhyme, stories, songs, and conversation help rapidly growing vocabularies take shape.

MOVEMENT WITH PURPOSE

Music, dancing, sensory play, and active exploration support coordination and learning.

LEARNING ABOUT FEELINGS

Teachers help children name emotions, communicate needs, and navigate early peer interactions.

COMFORT IN ROUTINE

Predictable classroom patterns help toddlers know what comes next and build independence.

PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM

Learning How to Learn.

By preschool, children are ready for a new kind of challenge. They're asking bigger questions, building longer conversations, forming friendships, following classroom routines, and staying with ideas for longer periods of time.

EXPLORE AN IDEA

Stories, discussion, science, creative experiences, and centers help children investigate concepts.

BUILD EARLY ACADEMIC SKILLS

Literacy, math, vocabulary, and science become part of everyday classroom experiences.

LEARN WITH OTHERS

Whole-group, small-group, and center activities build cooperation and classroom participation.

PRACTICE INDEPENDENCE

Children follow routines, make choices, ask for help, and stay engaged with a task.

THE BUILDING BLOCKS APPROACH

Curriculum is the starting point. Teachers bring it to life.

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Responsive Teaching

Teachers adjust experiences based on children's interests, abilities, and development.

02

Purposeful Play

Children experiment, imagine, move, and discover while teachers intentionally extend learning.

03

Consistent Routines

Familiar classroom rhythms help children feel secure and become more independent

04

Family Connection

Families and teachers share routines, milestones, interests, and progress.

SEE LEARNING IN ACTION

The best way to understand our curriculum is to experience it.

Visit a Building Blocks Learning Center to see our classrooms, meet our teachers, and learn how Frog Street supports your child at their individual stage of development.
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