Our Services

Perry Childcare is a licensed childcare center for children 6 weeks of age to school age (12 years of age) focused on the Creative Curriculum in Tell City, IN.

Infants

6 weeks - 14 months

Our infant room provides the highest quality care in an environment that is designed with the parent and child in mind. While in our care, the children are stimulated through music, exercise, outdoor play, facial and verbal mimicking as well as lots of silly faces and giggles.

Snacks and baby food are also provided and included in set price, once children are developmentally ready.

Toddlers

14 months to 36 months

Toddlers meet new challenges as fast as they come. Crawling, walking and running are levels they accomplish in what seems like the blink of an eye. Our toddler program is designed to be stimulating and exciting. Music, singing, stories, outdoor play, and crafts take up most of our day. Our dedicated teachers help each child develop these skills through a trusting and loving relationships.

A parental daily report is given to update each family on meal times, nap times, toilet training and all activities accomplished each day.

Meals and snacks are provided daily and included in set price.

Preschool

36 months to 5 years of age

Preschoolers seem to be experts in navigating their own space. Our preschool room is designed to give our preschool age students a stimulating and fun learning environment that changes with their interests. Child-initiated play is a large part of our preschool day, with small groups of teacher-lead activities that expand our student’s minds to prepare them for Kindergarten.

A parental daily report is given to update each family on meal times, nap times, toilet training and all activities accomplished throughout the day.

Meals and snacks are provided daily and included in set price.

School-Age

As children get older and more independent, they need new challenges. We designed our school-age program for before school and after school care and our summer day camp programs that address the changing and diverse needs of school-age children.