While some call this stage “The Terrible Twos,” we see it differently—toddlers are truly terrific. We celebrate their energy, determination, and curiosity, and have intentionally crafted a unique space where your toddler can thrive and learn.
An academic program for students 15-36 months old.
Language-Rich Environment
Through the integration of French, Mandarin, and Spanish into daily lessons, a Montessori school enriches students' linguistic abilities while also cultivating cultural awareness, cognitive flexibility, and a sense of global citizenship. This approach reflects Montessori's dedication to providing a comprehensive education that prepares children for success in an increasingly interconnected world.
A Supportive Learning Environment
The calm, distraction-free environment fosters impulse control and focus, helping children build a strong foundation for learning, both in the classroom and in life.
A Close-Knit Group
Our students form a supportive, caring community. Through collaboration and shared experiences, they achieve far more together than they could on their own!
"Guide Me So I Can Do It On My Own"
Your child’s natural desire for independence is supported by an environment tailored to their size and abilities. Child-sized tools, designed for their hands, empower them to prepare and serve snacks to friends, while a small broom enables them to clean up independently. They also learn vital self-care skills, including toilet training. By gaining practical life skills and boosting their self-confidence, your child comes to believe they can actively shape and influence their world.
An Inviting Environment
Our vibrant and inviting toddler classrooms are thoughtfully designed for children aged 18 to 36 months. The space is carefully scaled to your child's size, creating an environment full of opportunities for exploration. Here, your child can paint, cook, water the garden, sing with friends, and engage with materials that promote the development of both fine and gross motor skills.
Enthralling Language
We engage your child in meaningful, stimulating conversations to nurture this critical stage of rapid language growth. For instance, as your child attempts to blow bubbles, we might encourage them with, “Blow! Can you make the air move like the wind?” This exposure to new words and concepts helps your child’s mind naturally absorb language, setting the stage for future reading, writing, and self-expression.
A Fun-filled Experience
Maria Montessori once said, "One test of the correctness of the educational procedure is the happiness of the child." A visit to our Toddler classroom shows children who are happy, engaged, and deeply connected to their peers and teachers. This creates an environment where your child develops a true love for school and a lifelong passion for learning.
Set to Progress
Between the ages of 2 1/2 and 3, your child's language skills and ability to express themselves will flourish rapidly. They will become more confident in their independence and develop a keen curiosity about the world around them, eager to explore beyond the Toddler Classroom. At this stage, they are ready to move into the Primary Program, designed for children ages 3 to 6.
See what our families say about us
Dalia Garland2 months ago
Sophia Borisova11 months ago
We love this school! The teachers are great and the staff is friendly and caring. My child likes going here and we are happy to be part of this wonderful school!
Ariyana Love1 year ago
Meriel Joseph1 year ago
Both my son and daughter go here and I love it. We had a problem with two other daycares shoving tablets in our kids faces and not communicating but our son comes home calmer. My daughter started recently, she’s 17 months and is already sitting on the potty and has used it a few times. I love the Montessori style my kids are trying to do everything on their own. I see the same teachers consistently which tells me a lot. The hours are a little tight because I work 12 hour shifts and sometimes my husband works until 5 but they do have an after school program. We were considered moving them to another school because of the hours but I can’t imagine going back to the type of childcare experience we had before. This is a WONDERFUL well run facility.
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