Growing Confidence Through Play and Routine
Our 2-year-old program adds more structure while keeping learning active, social and hands-on for children who are becoming more independent every day.
Early Concepts Without Taking the Fun Out of Learning
Two-year-olds are ready to practice communication, sharing, classroom routines and self-help skills. Teachers introduce early concepts through play and create a supportive environment for important developmental milestones while still giving children plenty of room to be curious and active.
- Structured play introduces shapes, colors, numbers, letters and other early concepts.
- Daily circle time and Experience Early Learning curriculum add engaging teacher-guided education to the day.
- Creative activities encourage imagination, fine-motor development and problem-solving.
- Group routines help children practice sharing, communication and self-help skills.
- Teachers partner with families as children work toward toilet-training milestones.
Connected, Convenient Child Care
Families receive updates through Procare, Kids Castle uses controlled building access, and CCDF vouchers are accepted for eligible families. Kids Castle participates in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), providing nutritious, balanced breakfast, lunch and snacks that follow CACFP meal-pattern guidelines.
Kids Castle Learning Center
10812 Coldwater Rd., Suite 600
Fort Wayne, IN 46845
What Children Experience
Each classroom blends caring relationships, age-appropriate learning and plenty of opportunities to practice new skills.
Early Learning
Simple concepts are introduced through stories, activities, play and everyday classroom experiences.
Social Skills
Group routines help children practice communication, turn-taking and learning alongside others.
Important Milestones
Teachers work with families to support growing independence and developmental transitions.
What the Day Can Include
Daily schedules vary by age and classroom, but the rhythm is designed to balance learning, play, care routines and connection.
Learning Through Play
Children explore early concepts through blocks, art, pretend play, music, stories and hands-on activities.
Circle Time & Small Groups
Daily circle time and Experience Early Learning activities introduce listening, participation and early classroom expectations.
Independence Practice
Children are encouraged to try age-appropriate self-help skills with patient teacher support.
Active & Social Time
Movement, outdoor play and peer interaction help build coordination and social confidence.
A Big Year for Language, Independence and Social Growth
Two-year-olds are learning how to express ideas, manage strong feelings, participate in routines and do more independently. Our teachers help children build those skills through repetition, encouragement and play. We also work with families to keep important transitions, including toilet training, as consistent as possible between home and school.
Families Stay Connected
Procare helps parents stay informed about the day, and our team welcomes questions about routines, milestones, classroom experiences and current availability.
Schedule a TourMore Than a Daycare — A Place to Belong
Kids Castle has served families for decades by combining dependable child care with warm relationships, learning through play and a genuine sense of community. We want children to feel known, valued and excited to come through the door each day.
See the Program in Person
Schedule a tour, meet the team and ask about current availability for your child.