Learning Tree Day Care!

Welcome to Learning Tree Daycare!

Licensed Family Childcare for Children Ages 18 Months to 5 Years Old

At Learning Tree Daycare in North Framingham

We offer a warm, family-oriented environment inspired by Russian culture. Our licensed childcare program is designed to nurture and educate children aged 18 months to 5 years old, providing both full-time and part-time options to suit your family’s needs.

Our mission is to create a safe, loving and stimulating home-like setting where children can thrive. We focus on helping each child build a positive self-image while fostering growth in social, physical, intellectual and emotional development.

Take a moment to explore our program and discover how we can support your child’s early learning journey.
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Our Curriculum

At Learning Tree Daycare, our curriculum seamlessly integrates learning into children’s daily lives, fostering their natural curiosity and growth in a nurturing and loving environment. Our daily routine is thoughtfully designed to balance structure with flexibility, ensuring each child feels supported, engaged and joyful.

Warm Welcomes & Goodbyes: Every child is individually greeted and bid farewell, creating a personal connection each day.
Parent Communication: Arrival and departure times provide valuable opportunities to share updates and insights with parents.
Structured Activities: Morning and afternoon sessions feature a mix of individual and group activities tailored to developmental stages.
Rest & Relaxation: Daily nap times help children recharge and maintain healthy energy levels.
Active & Quiet Play: A balance of indoor and outdoor activities (weather permitting) encourages both active movement and quiet exploration.
Cultural Diversity: We foster an inclusive environment that promotes awareness, respect, and acceptance of differences.
Healthy Meals & Snacks: Nutritious, well-balanced meals and snacks are served daily, including breakfast, lunch and two snacks.

Circle Time: Engaging group time happens both in the morning and afternoon, fostering a sense of community.

Our curriculum emphasizes development in key areas through engaging, hands-on activities:

Language Skills: Storytime, singing, retelling stories, and conversations build vocabulary and communication skills.
Creative Arts: Art projects, puzzles, and block-building enhance fine motor skills and creativity.
Music & Movement: Singing, fingerplay, musical instruments and dance nurture self-expression and coordination.
Outdoor Play: Activities like swings, slides, sandboxes, bubbles and picnics promote gross motor skills and outdoor exploration.
Imaginative Play: Dramatic play, dress-up, dollhouses, and building sets inspire creativity and social interaction.
Science & Nature: Hands-on activities like sorting, exploring nature, and observing the world around them spark curiosity.
Self-Help Skills: Practical tasks like handwashing, brushing teeth, potty training and learning to dress foster independence and confidence.

At Learning Tree Daycare, we believe that a dynamic schedule, mixed with plenty of fun and laughter, creates the perfect recipe for children to learn, grow and thrive!

Daily Schedule

We are open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm.

Weekly Menu

Monday

Breakfast: Oatmeal porridge with a touch of honey and fresh berries, milk
Morning Snack: Sliced banana with a small serving of yogurt
Lunch: Chicken meatballs (kotleti), mashed potatoes with a bit of butter, steamed carrots, and a slice of soft bread
Afternoon Snack: Whole grain crackers with cheese

Tuesday

Breakfast: Syrniki (cheese pancakes) with mild applesauce for dipping, and milk
Morning Snack: Sliced apple with almond butter
Lunch: Chicken noodle soup (noodles, carrots, chicken), soft bread
Afternoon Snack: Rice cakes with a light cream cheese spread

Wednesday

Breakfast: Semolina porridge (mannaya kasha) with fruit (bananas or berries), milk
Morning Snack: Pear slices and a small muffin
Lunch: Mild beef stew with soft carrots and potatoes, served with a side of bread
Afternoon Snack: Yogurt with granola (light on sweetness)

Thursday

Breakfast: Boiled egg with buttered toast, and cucumber sticks (if tolerated), milk
Morning Snack: Fresh fruit (apple slices or grapes)
Lunch: Fish fingers (mild white fish like cod), mashed potatoes, steamed peas
Afternoon Snack: Whole grain crackers with cream cheese

Friday

Breakfast: Blini (thin pancakes) with mild fruit preserves or a drizzle of honey, milk
Morning Snack: Sliced strawberries and whole wheat crackers
Lunch: Mild turkey and vegetable soup with soft bread
Afternoon Snack: Cottage cheese with a touch of honey and chopped fruit

Notes

Meals focus on balanced nutrition and age-appropriate textures.
Snacks and lunches incorporate both Russian-inspired dishes and universally kid-friendly options.
Always check for dietary restrictions or allergies and adjust meals accordingly.

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