At Lakewood Child Care Center, we work to provide a carefully crafted, enriching curriculum in every classroom, for every child. Our curriculum is play-based, hands-on, success-oriented, and customized based on the developmental age, interests, and needs of the children in the group.

All teachers implement the Creative Curriculum—a rigorous framework of study that is developmentally appropriate while meeting the needs of each child as an individual—and build in activities and ideas from Ohio’s Early Learning Content Standards. 

Our teachers post curriculum plans in classrooms weekly, so parents and families can clearly understand what their children are learning and doing each day. We use a blend of formal and informal lesson plans. Both adult- and child-directed activities provide opportunities for establishing children’s healthy social and emotional growth through developing friendships, self-regulation skills, empathy, and the ability to resolve conflicts in positive ways.

Additionally, in each classroom, the teachers observe the children carefully and make notes of the child’s developmental milestones. We use Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ), the DECA Assessment, and Creative Curriculum Developmental Continuum. This information is shared with parents during conferences and throughout the child’s development at Lakewood Child Care.

We offer care and education for children from ages 6 weeks to 9 years of age. Learn more about our classrooms:

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“My children have been at Lakewood Child Care Center since 2016, and I cannot say enough wonderful things about the school, its teachers, and the director. The level of care is really the best there is in Lakewood. The staff is so dedicated, kind, and knowledgeable. They have become our partners in parenting, and we feel so grateful to be part of the LCCC family!”

— LCCC Parent

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Hanukkah Fun!

Happy Hanukkah to those who celebrate the holiday!  We talked about Hanukkah and some of the children recalled details they learned from previous classrooms  and I read books to the children.  We discussed what we read and how the holiday is different form what we celebrate.  The children said that they have a menorah with…

Dreidels and Latkes!

Dreidels, latkes, menorah…it’s time for Hanukkah! This week was a week filled with learning about our winter holidays. We talked about three different holidays that are celebrated in December and we have a chart on our chalkboard comparing them all. We talked about Christmas, Kwanzaa and Hanukkah. But, the main focus this week was Hanukkah…

Oh, Hanukkah!

We celebrate the holiday of Hanukkah this week. Monday in art the children made sun catcher of the Star of David and they are displayed on the patio window. In language the children matched lettered candles to letters on a Menorah and in math the children engaged in a Hanukkah memory game. Tuesday in art…