Welcome to Pleasant Time Learning Center!

 

We are an educational service caring for the Winthrop community since 1993. Our programs include care for infants through age 6.

 

Here at PTLC, we strive to provide an exciting and educational environment for your child. Children learn best through exploration and discovery, mixed in with consistency and structure. Our programming incorporates all four! Our weekly themes include activities that touch on math, social and developmental sciences, gross and fine motor, sensory, literacy, STEM, and art. These activities provoke curiosity, thus promoting social and emotional growth through positive interactions with teachers and friends! 

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PTLC is in full operation under restrictive guidelines during the current COVID-19 pandemic.

 

Our facility has been adjusted to ensure we meet all mandated operational criteria set forth by The Center for Disease Control, and The Department of Early Education and Care.

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We offer brightwheel to our families! It's an informative and interactive app to help you stay connected to your child throughout the day.

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PTLC does not discriminate in providing services to children and their families on the basis of religion, race, color, cultural heritage, political beliefs, maritial status, disability, national origin, or sexual orientation.

PTLC's Program Goals

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  • Create an exciting and educational environment daily

  • Promote self esteem and growth through positive interactions

  • Use food education to create a positive and healthy body image

  • Develop emotional and social skills through small and large group play

  • Develop self discipline and self control through use of redirection and restorative practices (talking through problems and behaviors to come to a positive solution)

  • Encourage and develop self help skills

  • Encourage self expression through music, art, dramatic play, blocks and other forms of play

  • Present basic knowledge (ABC's, 123's, colors, shapes etc.) through different daily activities

  • Develop a respect for physical and cultural differences

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