Leading With Confidence And Brimming With Curiosity
A Multi-Age Environment Encourages Your Child To
Discover Themselves And The World Around Them
A Multi-Age Environment
Encourages Your Child To
Discover
Themselves And The World Around Them
Leading With
Confidence And
Brimming With Curiosity
A Multi-Age Environment
Encourages Your Child To
Discover Themselves
And The World Around Them
TODDLER | 18 months to 3 years | Serving Omaha, Elkhorn, Papillion, Gretna, and LaVista
Montessori Classroom Design Spurs
Social And Academic Development
Montessori Classroom
Design Spurs
Social And
Academic Development
Classrooms nurture and refine developmentally appropriate skills based on the basic Montessori principles for learning: order, coordination, concentration, and independence.
Your Child’s Learning Environment Has Hidden Benefits:
Children Internalize The
Order That Surrounds Them
Order is encouraged through the meticulously prepared environment, classroom rules, and daily routines.
Concentration Is Essential To
Support Effective Learning
Classroom rules and materials that encourage hands-on work help to develop concentration skills.
Motivational Tasks Nurture
New Skills And Coordination
The classroom provides endless opportunities, both directly and indirectly, to refine crucial motor skills.
Cultivating Independence
Makes Montessori Unique
The Montessori environment gives children opportunities to succeed at their own pace in all domains of learning.
Your Child’s Learning Environment Has Hidden Benefits:
Children Internalize The
Order That Surrounds Them
Order is encouraged through the meticulously prepared environment, classroom rules, and daily routines.
Motivational Tasks Nurture
New Skills And Coordination
The classroom provides endless opportunities, both directly and indirectly, to refine crucial motor skills.
Concentration Is Essential To
Support Effective Learning
Classroom rules and materials that encourage hands-on work help to develop concentration skills.
Cultivating Independence
Makes Montessori Unique
The Montessori environment gives children opportunities to succeed at their own pace in all domains of learning.
Practicing Activities That
Build Practical Life Skills
Your child learns how to do for themselves by practicing the skills they need in life, like setting the table, pouring themselves water, and more. Activity boards invite your child to zip zippers, tie shoelaces, and do up buttons.
Communication Skills Are The
Heart Of Positive Relationships
Healthy relationships are the foundation of fulfillment. Your child learns to use their words to express their needs and wants. They know boundaries and can clearly and lovingly articulate these boundaries to teachers and friends alike.
A Safe Place For Your
Toddler To Learn And Grow
Your child is continuously learning, exploring, and discovering! Thoroughly cleaned and sanitized play areas, toys, and activities allow your toddler to take their learning and growth by storm, all while staying safe and healthy.
Montessori Experts Facilitate
Your Child's Learning Experience
Montessori Experts
Facilitate
Your Child's
Learning Experience
Montessori certified teachers are “guides” facilitating the learning experience rather than determining the process and lesson. Teachers take the lead from the children in the classroom and ensure everyone respects the ground rules.
Your Child Takes Charge Of The
Montessori Learning Experience
Your Child Takes
Charge Of The
Montessori
Learning Experience
Montessori education develops capable, accountable, knowledgeable people who can think for themselves. Your child makes choices early, guided by their interests.
Multi-Age Classrooms
Boost Your Child's Learning
Your growing child benefits from being in a setting with both younger and older children. Older children gain confidence as they help and model their younger friends’ skills, while younger children learn from older friends.
A Prepared Environment
Designed For Your Child's Success
A Prepared Environment
Designed For Your
Child's Success
A prepared environment acts as your child’s third teacher. Your child discovers new interests daily. An environment where they independently unlock what excites them is vital, as they have the freedom to choose the lessons they gravitate toward naturally.
Well-Thought Out Materials
Meet Your Child's Needs
Watch your child stack the pink tower–cubes of different sizes, from 1 cm up to 10 cm, making a visual for “big” and “small,” or put together a puzzle that teaches them world geography.
Strengthen Your Child's
Pre-Writing Skills Now
Specially-designed materials refine the fine motor skills your child needs to grasp a pencil and to write. For example, tracing letters in the sand is the start of beautiful penmanship.
Practical Life Skills Are
Know-How For Daily Living
The Montessori approach invites your child to dress, wash their hands, clean up after themselves, and help others do the same, so they gain the know-how they’ll need for daily life.
Each Child Learns
At Their Own Pace
Each Child Learns At Their Own Pace
By observing your child, providing the right lesson when they’re ready, and letting them practice until mastered, your child excels at every level. Montessori teachers emphasize process rather than product.
Character Building Enriches
Your Child's Sense Of Self
Development for your toddler includes academic enhancement and character building that helps them grow into an adult with integrity. Self-esteem and strong social skills can help your child become a model citizen of the world.
Responding Respectfully
With RIE© Educaring©
The RIE® Educaring® approach encourages responding to your child respectfully. We are the only school that boasts this additional education level and training for the teaching team that guides your child every day.
Enrichments Like Music And
Yoga Make Learning Fun
Your child experiences a full and exciting experience through music, Spanish, soccer, and other activities. Exposing your child to new activities opens up a world of possibilities as they gain new skills.
Art Practice Increases
Your Child's Creativity
Your child explores a world of expression and creativity as they choose colors and textures to explore. Art practice also improves fine motor skills, making things like gripping a pencil easier.
Follow In The Footsteps
Of Montessori Greatness
The Montessori approach has honed some of the world’s top stars and entrepreneurs’ leadership and talent. Successful children become successful adults and develop thinking that leads to innovations of the future.
A Family Environment
Helps Your Child Thrive
Your child’s environment operates like that in a family home, with personalized, nurturing attention. Building trust and lasting bonds with your child is part of the learning process and helps them reach their full potential.
FAQ
We do extensive Criminal Reference checks and background checks for all our instructors and team members.
Each teacher has completed a Bachelor’s degree, as well as two years of Montessori training. Each holds a Montessori AMS accreditation, and all of our schools are AMS full member sites, which means they meet the standards of excellence of Montessori educators worldwide.
Children 18 months to 3 years of age.
We also offer programs for infants as well as older children 3 to 6 years old.
- Infant Program: 6 weeks to 18 months
- Toddler Program: 18 months to 3 years (we assist in potty training)
- Preschool Program: 3 to 6 years (child must be potty trained)
Five days per week, Monday – Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., extended before/aftercare from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A maximum ratio of 1:6 in a classroom.
Children blossom when they feel seen, cared for, and encouraged to be the outstanding individual. Nurturing the independence and individuality of each child in our care is a top priority.
A Montessori teacher carefully plans and prepares the environment and activity program in the interest of the children. They facilitate classroom activity and help guide your child from one activity to the next. They work with each child individually, allowing them to independently choose activities based on their interest and ability. The teacher’s role is to monitor and observe while your child is working, giving your child the satisfaction of their discovery.
Montessori focuses on the free choice of purposeful activity. When in the best interests of the child’s growth and development, the teacher will intervene and help your child discover more purposeful materials or a more purposeful activity with the material they enjoy.
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