Programs:

Infants - 6 weeks to 1 year
We provide a safe environment where your infant has the freedom to move and explore. We have a 4 to 1, child/teacher ratio. Age appropriate materials and equipment that support learning and development are provided. We have trained, professional teachers that provide the loving care that any infant needs.

Toddlers - Ages 1 to 2
Our toddlers learn through play by exploring the classroom and outside playgrounds. They get to experience lots of hands-on activities while starting to engage in small group activities. We have a 5 to 1, child/teacher ratio.

2's - Ages 2 to 3
Our two year olds get to experience age appropriate activities and materials that develop confidence, self-esteem, and a love of learning. Our two year olds engage in a verbal explosion of words, and they learn to start communicating. Potty training is started in this classroom for those children that show interest. We have a 5 to 1, child/teacher ratio.

3's - Ages 2 1/2 to 3 1/2
Children use learning activities focused on dramatic play, mathematics, creative arts, language, and sensory exploration. The main goal in this classroom is to teach socialization skills such as sharing, taking turns, and following routine directions while adapting a little more structure. Small and large group activities are implemented daily. We have a 7 to 1, child/teacher ratio.

Pre-K 2 - Ages 3 to 4
Opportunities are given each day for the children to learn about mathematics, science, art, and literacy while incorporating music and gross motor activities. Most of these things are learned through play and imagination is encouraged. Our Pre-K 2 students still learn and are taught the social skills that they need to succeed while in a loving environment. We have a 10 to 1, child/teacher ratio.

Pre-K 1 - Ages 4 to 5
Our Pre-K 1 students still learn through play, but have a more structured classroom environment. The children are provided lots of hands-on learning activities and experiences. Literacy is provided daily promoting letter recognition and reading skills are introduced. Our teachers in this classroom make sure the students are prepared for the change from preschool to kindergarten. We have a 12 to 1, child/teacher ratio.

We work closely with the Warrick County School Corporation and First Steps. If special needs are observed, we can refer children for speech and hearing evaluations or developmental screenings and we provide a room where weekly therapy is offered.

Kindergate participates in the Child and Adult Food Care Program sponsored by the USDA. We serve breakfast, morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack daily.

Welcome to Kindergate Childcare!

Nurturing Minds, Bodies, and Hearts!

🌟At Kindergate Childcare, we understand the importance of a balanced and nutritious diet for nurturing young minds and bodies. Our committed team takes great care to provide meals that are not only tasty but also rich in essential nutrients, supporting your child's growth and development.

Why Choose Kindergate?

🌟Healthy, Home-Cooked Meals: We serve modest, wholesome meals made with fresh ingredients. Our menu is thoughtfully crafted to include a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, ensuring a well-rounded diet for your child.

🌟Development Focused: We understand that proper nutrition is key to your child's development. Our meals are designed to support cognitive function, physical growth, and overall well-being.

🌟Safe and Loving Environment: At Kindergate, we create a nurturing environment where your child feels safe, loved, and encouraged to explore and learn.

🌟Allergy-Friendly Options: We cater to dietary restrictions and allergies, ensuring that every child enjoys their meals without worry.

🌟Engaging Activities: Alongside our nutritious meals, we offer a range of fun and educational activities that promote physical activity, creativity, and social skills.

Join Our Family Today!

Give your child the gift of health and happiness at Kindergate Childcare. Come and see why parents trust us to provide the best care and nutrition for their little ones.

Career Opportunities

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This institution is an equal opportunity provider.