Messy art & color mixing
Paint, big paper, and the kind of hands-on project children want to talk about later.
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Del Valle Tot Lot
A new theme to discover every week.
Del Valle Tot Lot makes the current unit, activity, and hands-on project visible before a family ever books a tour.
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This week at Del Valle Tot Lot
One theme, explored all week.
- Water play week
Pouring, measuring, and the first real lessons in cause and effect.
- Building & blocks
Towers fall down. Kids build them again. That's most of the lesson.
Learning in action
More than a gallery: show how curiosity turns into a real day.
Art and materials
Photos support hands-on work instead of acting like generic decoration.
Early literacy
Story, conversation, and letter play get framed as part of the classroom rhythm.
Number sense
Sorting, counting, building, and measuring become visible to parents.
Social growth
Small groups, turn-taking, and independent choices show what readiness really means.
Play-based learning“At Del Valle Tot lot, our mission is to foster a nurturing and inclusive environment where young children can thrive, learn, and grow through play-based education.”Current site
Parent trust“We are dedicated to supporting families by creating a strong, supportive community that values parental involvement, promotes child development, and cultivates lifelong learning and social connections.”Current site
All in one place
Everything a parent asks on the first call.
- Play-based learning
- Schedule details
- Outdoor time
- Openings
- Tours by appointment
- Openings this term
Visit
Come see the classroom rhythm before you decide.
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Reach out
Tell us what your child is curious about and when you want to visit. We'll suggest the best time to see the day in motion.
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Hear back fast
You'll hear back with a tour time, the age group to visit, and what your child can expect to see.
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Get started
"Plan a visit" is the only step left after that.
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