The Treasured Moments Method
Renata and Jennie, the founders of Treasured Moments, transformed childhood education in Toronto by seamlessly integrating traditional learning with identity development.
Often imitated never duplicated.
This is the Treasured Moments Method.
What makes The Treasured Moments Method different
We promote play-based learning to spark curiosity and a love for learning
Our structured programs build creativity and self-regulation skills
We use interactive teaching methods to help students develop critical thinking skills
Our engaging activities empower children to become confident and capable individuals
Informed by the latest research, our curriculum supports young learners' success
Our commitment to innovation in early childhood education has made our methods standard practice
Built on clear communication and support for parents, our approach ensures harmony between school and home life.
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A glimpse into what students learn with The Treasured Moments Method
Our caregivers cultivate trust by consistently responding to children's needs with warmth. This creates a safe environment for exploration and helps them form healthy attachments.
Trust & attachment
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We nurture compassion and empathy in children by teaching them to recognize emotions in others. Through modeling kindness and appropriate emotional responses, we help guide them in developing these essential characteristics.
Empathy & compassion
Engaging in creative play and problem-solving activities inspires flexibility and innovation in children. Through storytelling, art, and pretend play, children have ample opportunities for self-expression.
Creativity & imagination
Encouraging children to make their own decisions leads to independence and responsibility. When they lead their play, they develop decision-making, self-direction, and leadership skills.
Initiative & self-direction
Friendships play a crucial role in a child's sense of belonging. By prioritizing playtime and cooperative play, we encourage teamwork and conflict-resolution skills. Children can also learn social cues by observing others.
Social skills & relationship building
Giving children specific roles and tasks instills purpose and motivation. Their own success fuels their drive for continuous improvement.
