BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LEARNING CENTER

Preschool·WILTON, CT 06897

4.8

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About BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LEARNING CENTER

BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LEARNING CENTER is a licensed preschool serving families in Wilton, CT. The program focuses on early education and kindergarten readiness, blending structured learning with play-based activities. Connecticut preschool programs are licensed by the OEC. The state's School Readiness program provides free or reduced-cost preschool in priority communities. BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LEARNING CENTER holds license #DCCC.70881, verified through CT OEC. With 44 parent reviews and a 4.8-star rating, BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LEARNING CENTER is one of the higher-rated preschool options in Wilton. Check whether the preschool offers extended-day options. Many preschools dismiss at noon or 1pm, which does not cover a full workday without additional care

Last updated April 2026

Preschool Services

Services offered by BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LEARNING CENTER:

Infant And Toddler Care
Kindergarten readiness curriculum and early literacy
Math, science, and social studies exploration
Creative arts, music, and movement activities
Social-emotional development and conflict resolution
Indoor and outdoor play with structured learning time
Progress assessments and parent-teacher conferences

Service Area

BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LEARNING CENTER serves Wilton and the surrounding communities:

Wilton

Preschool in Wilton — FAQ

Are there financial assistance programs for preschool in Wilton?

Connecticut's Care4Kids program (care4kids.ct.gov) provides subsidized childcare for income-eligible families on a sliding-scale basis. Many Wilton preschools accept Care4Kids payments. Applications are processed through Connecticut's Office of Early Childhood — eligibility is based on income, family size, and work or school status. Call 1-888-214-5437 for Care4Kids assistance.

What accreditation should I look for in Wilton preschools?

NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children) accreditation is the gold standard — it requires programs to meet rigorous standards for curriculum, teacher qualifications, and family engagement, and fewer than 10% of programs nationally earn it. In CT, all preschools must be licensed by CT OEC (portal.ct.gov/oec). Beyond licensing, look for NAEYC accreditation, state quality rating designations, and staff with early childhood education degrees. Ask about teacher credentials during your visit.

Questions to Ask When You Visit

Before choosing a preschool provider, bring this list to your visit or call.

1What curriculum or learning framework do you follow?
2How do you assess each child's developmental progress?
3What is the teacher-to-student ratio in the classroom?
4How do you prepare children for kindergarten readiness?
5What training and credentials do your teachers have?
6How do you handle children with different learning styles or special needs?
7What does parent involvement look like at your program?

Preschool Costs in Connecticut

Average preschool cost for toddlers in CT: $800-1,300/month. Rates vary by provider, location, and hours needed.

Financial Assistance

Care 4 Kids: Connecticut's Care 4 Kids program helps eligible families pay for childcare while they work or attend school. The program covers licensed family childcare, center-based care, and before/after school programs.

Apply for Care 4 Kids →Helpline: 1-888-214-5437

Cost data: Child Care Aware of America, 2025. Subsidy info: CT Office of Early Childhood (OEC).

Provider data verified through CT Office of Early Childhood (OEC) and Google Business Profiles. Last updated April 2026.