Squiggle Room Invites Ann Arbor Families to See Play-Based Learning in Action
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michimich -- Squiggle Room in Ann Arbor (https://www.squiggleroom.com/about), an early learning center serving children from six weeks through school age, is inviting families to take a closer look at what sets its program apart: a play-based approach that blends Reggio Emilia–inspired and Montessori-informed practices with strong relationships between teachers, children, and families.

As more parents weigh their options for early learning and daycare this fall, the center is highlighting its focus on play-based experiences as an important part of its approach to early learning.

Learning Built Around the Child

At Squiggle Room (https://www.squiggleroom.com/about), children participate in hands-on activities, explore dedicated learning centers, engage in creative and dramatic play, and participate in physical activities and outdoor exploration. These experiences are designed to support several areas of development, including:

• Language and communication
• Problem-solving
• Social-emotional growth
• Physical development
• Creativity
• Early learning skills

"Children are naturally curious, and we want to create an environment where that curiosity can become part of their learning," said Russ F., Director of Squiggle Room. "Our goal is for families to see that play and learning occur together."

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A Philosophy Families Can See in Action

The center's approach draws from Reggio Emilia and Montessori philosophies while keeping play-based learning at the core. Children are encouraged to make choices, explore materials freely, and build independence, while teachers act as co-learners.

This balance of structure and choice is something families can experience firsthand during a tour.

A Program Designed to Grow with Children

Programs begin at six weeks of age and continue through school age, with classrooms and experiences that shift to match children's changing developmental needs.

Family communication is also a core part of the approach. Teachers regularly share insights about children's development and daily experiences, while families are encouraged to share information that helps shape each child's care. This balance allows families to remain within the same community as their children grow.

Tours Available for Ann Arbor Families

Families exploring early learning and daycare options in Ann Arbor are invited to schedule a tour to view the classrooms, meet the teaching team, and learn more about the program's approach firsthand.

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Squiggle Room is located at 100 Oakbrook Dr., Ann Arbor, MI 48104. For more information or to schedule a tour, visit squiggleroom.com or call (734) 369-4276.

About Squiggle Room

Squiggle Room (https://www.squiggleroom.com/about) is an early learning center in Ann Arbor serving children from six weeks through school age. Its program combines play-based learning with Reggio Emilia–inspired and Montessori-informed practices, emphasizing relationships, creativity, exploration, child-initiated learning, and whole-child development.