Toddler Program (15 Months – 3 Years)
Supporting Growing Self-Awareness in a Nurturing Environment.
Our program meets the unique needs of children from 16 months (walking) to 3 years old. We provide a warm, home-like setting designed to support developmental milestones through two intentional stages:
Stage 1: The Toddler House (15–30 Months)
Designed for emerging independence and natural curiosity.
- Practical Life: “Real work” such as food preparation, table setting, and dishwashing.
- Self-Care: Mastering daily tasks like sweeping, dressing, and toilet learning.
- Development: Engaging the mind through puzzles, blocks, and language-rich storytelling.
Stage 2: Toddler Transition (30–36 Months)
A bridge to our Preschool program for toddlers seeking greater challenges.
- Academic Readiness: Engaging with complex materials that prepare them for the Primary classroom.
- Autonomy: Fostering deeper concentration and confidence in caring for themselves and their surroundings.
- Balanced Support: Maintaining a mix of hands-on learning and consistent emotional support.
The Outdoor Experience
Nature is a central part of Montessori Education. Every toddler classroom features a dedicated garden space where children dig, water plants, and observe the world around them. Regardless of the weather, daily play in our large play park ensures robust gross motor development and a lifelong respect for the natural world.
Tuition & Enrollment
Class Size: Limited to 10–12 toddlers per class.
Waitlist: Our program is highly popular; we recommend inquiring one year in advance.
Preschool & Primary Program (3 – 6 Years)
Nurturing Independence and Abstract Thinking
In our Montessori Primary program, children engage in purposeful activities that fuel their drive toward self-mastery. Our mixed-age classrooms allow younger children to learn from peers, while older children develop leadership skills by mentoring others.
The Montessori Curriculum
- Practical Life: Building responsibility through real-world tasks like pouring, food prep, and practicing “grace and courtesy.”
- Sensorial Exploration: Using materials that isolate texture, shape, and sound to build the neural pathways necessary for math, science, and geometry.
- Academic Foundations: Inviting materials for language, geography, art, and music allow children to progress at their own pace.
The “Outdoor Classroom”
Each classroom features an adjoining garden tailored to reflect the students’ interests.
- Hands-on Work: Planting vegetables, caring for flowers, and using real tools.
- Daily Movement: In addition to garden work, children enjoy daily time in our spacious playpark.
- All-Weather Play: We explore the outdoors in all seasons; we ask families to provide appropriate gear to ensure comfort year-round.
The Kindergarten Year
The third year of this cycle is often called the “Leadership Year.”
- Crystallization: This is when previous learning solidifies into abstract understanding.
- Preparation: Children transition to elementary education with a deep sense of confidence and resilience.
Tuition & Enrollment
Community Size: To maintain a vibrant, mixed-age social dynamic, classes are capped at 25 students.
Waitlist: Our Primary program is fully enrolled for the 2026-2027 school year. However, we are always accepting applications for the 2027-2028 school year and beyond. We encourage families to apply early to secure a place on our waitlist.