Montessori Programs

Toddler Program

In a toddler Montessori classroom, children explore age-appropriate materials, practice everyday tasks, and build coordination through purposeful movement. Educators provide clear guidance while allowing time for each child to try, repeat, and learn. Bilingual exposure can make language part of daily routines, songs, stories, and conversation, supporting communication as children develop independence.

Primary Program

The primary classroom offers hands-on materials that help children investigate language, mathematics, sensorial concepts, and practical life skills. Children work at their own pace and revisit activities as their understanding grows. Teachers observe each child and offer lessons suited to their readiness. Bilingual experiences can be woven into classroom conversations, books, and activities.

Bilingual Language Learning

Language learning works best when children hear and use words in meaningful contexts. Classroom routines, books, songs, conversations, and purposeful activities can introduce vocabulary in both languages. Educators can encourage listening and speaking without rushing a child’s progress. Families can ask how language exposure is organized and how they can reinforce familiar words at home.

Enrichment Activities

Enrichment activities give children additional ways to express ideas, strengthen coordination, and explore the world around them. Depending on the school’s schedule, experiences may include art, music, movement, gardening, or cultural learning. These activities can complement Montessori work and offer natural opportunities to use language. Contact the school to learn which enrichment options are available.