Educating Young Minds for Tomorrow
Where Children Learn through Play
Three's
Ways to Learn
Developing independence through global exploration and problem-solving skills.
Cognitive Development
They are developing a grasp of the world around them while practicing critical and creative thinking skills.
Sample Activity
Sample Activity: Emotion Milestone: Identifying and naming emotions represented by pictures.
Desired Outcome: Children learn to recognize, interpret, and convey diverse emotions.
Language Development
These 2-year-olds are developing effective communication skills as they use sounds, expressions, body language, and, eventually, speech and written language to respond to and understand others.
Physical Development
These two-year-olds practice coordinating and controlling major and small muscle motions while also learning about health and safety issues.
Social and Emotional Development
increasing and comprehending their own emotions and interactions with others, such as family, friends, and community members, as well as learning how to communicate with others while increasing self-awareness.
Mechanicsville Three's Teacher
Hi! My name is Brooke, and I grew up in St. Mary's. I come from a big family with four siblings and many cousins, so I’ve always loved being around children. I especially enjoy working with toddlers and watching them learn, grow, and discover new things. I joined Minds and Motions at the beginning of 2026, and I’m so excited to continue building relationships with the children and families here. When I’m not at work, I enjoy showing cattle and spending time with my grandfather’s Clydesdales. I’ve always had a love for animals and the agricultural lifestyle, and showing is something I truly enjoy. I’m grateful to be part of Minds and Motions and look forward to creating a fun, caring, and positive environment for the children I work with!
Hollywood Three's Teacher
Domonique
Mechanicsville Three's Teacher
Hi, my name is Kaylee, and I started at Minds N Motion in 2024. Some things I enjoy doing on my time off are going out to dinner and hanging out with my family and friends. I grew up with too many animals to count, so I will always have a passion for caring for them. I take pride in caring for my dad’s livestock animals when he needs me too. My mom is a teacher, and I have always thought of her as my biggest mentor. She has inspired me to work with children. My favorite age group to work with is the 2s and 3s because although it tends to be a challenging age, they begin to develop their personalities the most at that time. It makes me happy to see the people that they are becoming.
