Class Schedule

Our Class Schedule

  
    Upcoming School Year - 2026-2027
  

    Class placement is based on your child's age as of 8/31/26
  

    Class
    Age Range
    Day and Time
    Toddlers Birthday
    Availability
  

    Monday AM
    24-36 Months
    Mondays
10:00AM-12:00PM
    9/1/2023-8/31/2024
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    Tuesday AM
    12-24 Months
    Tuesday
9:15AM-11:15AM
    9/1/2024-8/31/2025
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    Wednesday AM
    12-30 Months
    Wednesday
9:15AM-11:15AM
    3/1/2023-8/31/2025
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    Wednesday PM
    30-42 Months
    Wednesday
11:30AM-1:30PM
    3/1/2023-3/1/2024
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    Thursday AM
    24-36 Months
    Thursday 9:15AM-11:15AM
    9/1/2023-8/31/2024
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See our Registration page for more information on the 2026-2027 School Year!

2025-2026 School Year Calendar

WTG’s school year is from September to May. While our school year is divided into quarters, due to our affiliation with LWTech, WTG is a yearlong program. We welcome new families throughout the school year until the middle of March.

Note: Dates may shift slightly as we finalize the calendar.

Fall Quarter

Orientation Week: September 8-12
First Week: September 15-19 Thanksgiving Break: November 25-29
Last Week: November 17-22

Winter Quarter

First Week: December 1-5
Winter Break: December 22-January 2
Last Week: February 23-27

Spring Quarter

First Week: March 2-6
Spring Break: April 6-17
Last Week: May 19-22

Class Schedule Breakdown

All 9:15am – 11:15am Classes

Arrival and Open Choice Play (Art, Sensory, Science, Dramatic Play)

Parenting Education

Classroom Clean-up, Wash Hands

Snack and Conversation

Individual Stories / Books with Parents

Circle Time (Music, Movement, Puppets and Stories)

Good-bye (Closing Song, Hand Stamp, Transition Outdoors)

Outdoors/Large Motor Play / Classroom Cooperative Responsibilities and Vacuum

11:30am - 1:30pm Little Learners Class

Arrival and Open Choice Play(Art, Sensory, Science, Dramatic Play)

Parenting Education

All Clean-up, Wash Hands

Snack and Conversation

Individual Stories / Books with Parents

Circle Time (Music, Movement, Puppets and Stories)

Good-bye (Closing Song, Hand Stamp, Transition Outdoors)

Outdoors/Large Motor Play / Classroom Cooperative Responsibilities and Vacuum

Class Descriptions

All Classes

Find support for your growth and journey as a parent. Developmental curriculum provided for your toddler. Feature sensory activities and open-ended art. Enjoy our outdoor play area. An inclusive community that promotes class chemistry and unity. Evening parenting education and family events in addition to our weekly classes.

12 months to 24 months

A support network for parents, and a group setting for your one year old. Babies and toddlers explore in a multi-sensory environment, and are introduced to creative art experiences. Lots of movement provided during our circle time, with instruments, puppets, felt stories, and songs. Parenting education features topics tailored to your growing toddler, routines, and relationships.

18 months to 36 months

A fusion of our 12-24 month, and 24-36 month classes, parenting education and curriculum. Discussion topics and activities dependent on the make-up of the families enrolled.

24 months to 36 months

Additional art experiences and science exploration added to the curriculum. More focus on dramatic play and dress-up. Games and turn-taking activities introduced during circle, in addition to the activities of the younger classes. More attention given to our parenting styles, and way of interacting with our toddler/preschooler during in-class parenting education.

Little Learners
30 months to 48 months

A twist on our 24-36 months class for those toddlers who just miss the age cut-off for preschool. In addition to the experiences offered in our “2’s classes,” we will practice skills necessary for preschool success. Parenting education topics will include ways to support your toddler’s growing independence!

What Makes Little Learners Unique

Class Requirements

Please note some components of Woodinville Toddler Group may be modified to align with health and safety regulations. Please contact your class coordinator if you have questions about these modifications.

In order to satisfy the educational requirements established by Lake Washington Institute of Technology and to receive college credit, parents must:

Attend an orientation meeting in September
Attend a 2-hour class with your child/children once a week
Participate in in-class parenting education every-other week
Attend three parent education events per quarter. Events may include speakers on topics such as nutrition, sleep, relationships, emotion coaching, etc. Family events may include hikes, visits to a park or farm, and dinner parties out. Our All-School Calendar has all the details! WTG sponsors enough events for you to meet your requirements, but activities you do on your own or with your family may satisfy these requirements as well.

As a cooperative program, parents are asked to share in a rotation of class support tasks. Such as, cleaning up the classroom and setting it up for the next class or volunteering to make play dough for the week. We also have volunteer sign ups for helping with set up and tear down of our evening family events. We couldn’t do it all without our amazing families’ support!