Bloom Beginnings
Bloom Beginnings is the perfect “next step” after a caregiver-child class. This small-group, two-hour drop-off program is led by an experienced early childhood educator, ensuring a nurturing balance of play and learning.
Designed to give toddlers a warm, engaging introduction to preschool, the program offers a predictable rhythm, hands-on activities, and plenty of opportunities to practice independence—all within Bloom & Grow’s creative, supportive environment.
A gentle first step into preschool—where curiosity, creativity, and community bloom.
What to Expect Each Morning:
Every class follows a familiar routine that helps children feel safe, confident, and excited to learn:
Circle Time – Songs, greetings, and stories to start the day together
Art & Sensory Play – Hands-on activities tied to seasonal themes
Snack & Social Time – Building independence and sharing with friends
Open Play Exploration – Imaginative play in our creative play space
Closing Circle – Wrapping up with connection, routine, and reflection
Why Parents Love Bloom Beginnings
Led by Experts – Guided by a warm, qualified early childhood educator
Builds Confidence – Encourages independence in a safe, supportive setting
Social Growth – Fosters friendships and teamwork through play
Creative Expression – Inspires curiosity with art, music, and sensory activities
Smooth Preschool Transition – A gentle, joyful way to prepare for the next stage
Upcoming Sessions:
Session 1: Fall Fun (POSTPONED)
🍂 Fridays: 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7
All About Me & My Friends
Apples & Fall Fun
Forest Friends
Feelings & Friendship
Session : Celebrations & Creativity
❄️ Fridays: 11/14, 11/21, 12/5, 12/12
Thankful Hearts
Colors & Creativity
Winter Wonderland
Celebrations Around Us
With a balance of structure and play, Bloom Beginnings helps children grow socially, emotionally, and creatively—preparing them for the next step in their learning journey, all under the guidance of a caring early childhood educator.
About the Teacher:
Carolyn Evans is a local Natick mom of 2. She has 12 years of teaching experience and a master's in early childhood education from Lesley University. Alongside classroom teaching Carolyn ran a small children's programming business, The Tiny Kitchen, and early childhood play groups. Carolyn loves bringing together elements of books, art, play, and songs as a way to teach literacy and social/emotional skills but more importantly lessons about friendship, togetherness, and fun! She loves working with families, caregivers, and the local community.