At MCDC, we celebrate the invaluable role of parents in a child's growth with our Parents' Day.

Our Health and Junk Food Awareness activities help toddlers understand the importance of nutrition, balanced eating, and making healthy choices in a fun and engaging way — sorting healthy vs.

Our Charity activities introduce children to the importance of helping those in need.

We celebrate the special bond between generations with our Grandparents' Day.

A hands-on learning experience where toddlers practice removing peas from their pods, developing hand-eye coordination, dexterity, and pincer grip — all essential for later writing and self-care skills — while also nurturing early math concepts like counting and sorting.

Through seasonal crafts, nature walks, sensory play, and weather-based experiments, children explore the characteristics of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, fostering curiosity, observation skills, and creativity.

Using colorful beads and guided repetition, toddlers develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration, while fostering mindfulness, gratitude, and a sense of calm.

Through planting seeds, exploring nature, recycling exercises, and eco-friendly crafts, our toddlers learn to appreciate and care for the natural world, developing fine motor skills, observation, and responsibility.

A fun-filled, energetic celebration — mini races, obstacle courses, ball games, and coordination challenges — helping children develop gross motor skills, balance, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Children bring in (or learn about) their favourite animal companions, sharing stories and caring for them in front of their classmates.

Through toy cars, trains, planes and hands-on play, toddlers explore how people travel and how different vehicles work.

Toddlers dress up as doctors, firefighters, pilots, and other professions, role-playing what each job involves.