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Toddler Scheduling Options

Full Day Program Hours: approximately 8:20am – 2:50pm

Half Day Program Hours: approximately 8:20 – 11:45am

Before-School Care: 7:30am

After-School Care: 4:15pm or 5:00pm

Weekly Schedule: 5 days a week, full or half day

School Year: August* – June

*At the beginning of the school year, new Toddlers are phased in over the first two weeks of school. Your child will be assigned a start date sometime in those first two weeks of school.

Additional Summer Programs are available for enrolled families.

Toddler Community

For children 18 months to 3 years

Our Montessori Toddler program offers a curriculum that emerges from each child’s unique skills and interests. Based on daily observations, Guides introduce new materials and activities that pique curiosity and stimulate learning. Learning at this age includes developing skills such as language, concentration, problem-solving, visual discrimination, and physical coordination.

Engaging, Meaningful Activity

During the first 3 years of life, your child develops more rapidly than at any other time. During this phase, your child absorbs large amounts of information from the environment through observation and experiences. These are the years that lay the foundation for future learning.

We are committed to providing our toddlers with engaging, meaningful activities which:

  • provide experiences that stimulate the senses
  • enrich the child’s vocabulary and understanding of language
  • provide time for the child to repeat and master activities
  • teach our children how to use tools in the environment such as eating utensils, brooms, sponges, etc.
  • give children the opportunity to gain a sense of self-esteem, self-worth, and self-confidence

Learn More about Montessori for Toddlers:

Language Development and Socialization

Children are encouraged to interact with peers by sharing true stories, discussing a meal they are having, and practicing Grace and Courtesy. Lessons of Grace and Courtesy are practiced daily to help toddlers learn to share and be considerate of others.

Independence

Very young children have an innate desire to take care of their own needs. We see the child as an individual, allowing her to set her own pace in pursuit of independence.

Movement

There are specifically designed materials in the classroom that support muscle movement and fine motor exercises for hand-eye coordination.

Practical Life Skills

Practical life exercises such as pouring, sweeping, dusting, buttoning, zipping and table setting are introduced early, providing opportunities for children to care for themselves and their environment. The children also help to prepare the food they will eat.

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Experience the world through your child's eyes.

The Next Level: The Children’s House Classroom

As the children near age three, they will start to give us signs that they are ready to move up to Children’s House. Language skills will start to develop rapidly; enthusiasm for independence in self-care and other work will grow.

Your child is now ready to transition to the Children’s House, for children from the ages of 3 to 6 years.