Two young girls sitting on a brown leather couch, reading books together. The girl on the left has curly hair and is wearing a white lace dress, while the girl on the right has braided hair and is dressed in a blue shirt. There is a tall green plant on the right side of the image and a garland of colorful pom-poms hanging on the white wall in the background.

Welcome to Class

Instead of a one-size-fits-all curriculum, Everwild follows the children’s interests to turn those into meaningful learning experiences. You’ll see a lot of hands-on projects, creativity, and collaboration. The goal is not just kindergarten readiness, but helping children build confidence, independence, and critical thinking skills. We help grow children from 12 months to 5 years, and each classroom is designed to meet them exactly where they are developmentally.

  • A young boy sitting on the floor playing with wooden blocks inside a room with a cream-colored curtain and large woven ottoman behind her.

    Toddlers (12-24mo)

    Toddlers are beginning to move, communicate, and assert independence. Their days are filled with hands-on exploration, simple choices, and language-rich interactions that support early communication, motor skills, and growing confidence.

  • A young girl wearing a floral sweater and purple skirt standing on a wooded trail during daytime, with lush green leaves and trees surrounding her, and dirt and fallen leaves on the ground.

    Twos (24-36mo)

    Twos are naturally curious and eager to explore everything around them. Learning focuses on discovery, early problem-solving, and social interaction, with guided play experiences that build independence and cooperation.

  • Child wearing blue and white striped shirt with a blue dinosaur-patterned rain boot in the grass.

    Pre-School (3-4yrs)

    Pre-Schoolers begin engaging in simple group projects based on their interests. They ask questions, experiment with materials, and express ideas through art, play, and conversation, developing early critical thinking and collaboration skills.

  • Three children with braided hair and colorful hair ties are crouching in a garden, closely examining the plants and holding a carrot.

    Pre-Kindergarten (4-5yrs)

    Pre-Kindergarteners take on more complex, long-term projects that encourage problem-solving, planning, and teamwork. They build strong communication skills, confidence in their ideas, and the ability to think critically. This will prepare them for a smooth transition to kindergarten.

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