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Montessori Sample School 3

Home // USA // ST // City // Montessori Sample School 3
(555) 555-5555
  • Address: Address, City, ST 11111
  • Hours of Operation: M-F: 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
  • Ages Served: Toddler / Mini, Primary,

Our Toddler / Twos Program

“Education is a natural process carried out by the human individual, and is acquired not by listening to words, but by experiences in the environment.” -Dr. Maria Montessori

Each toddler is treated as a unique individual, encouraged to exercise their growing autonomy and expanding language in carefully prepared, safe, and orderly surroundings. Our planned environment space promotes exploration, independence, order, and freedom of choice and movement.  It is carefully designed with defined learning areas, and open to allow plenty of room for social interaction and activities required for the toddler's growth and brain development.

At Bright Horizons, we love the “No!” attitude of toddlers and twos because it’s an assertion of autonomy that leads to new developmental opportunities like increased body control and expression of feelings. Only when children feel a sense of personal power (“I can affect things”) are they ready to move to the next critical task of realizing a sense of competence (“I can achieve things”). As active learners and problem-solvers, children develop genuine confidence and a sense of who they are in the world.

What Parents are Saying

Our greatest advocates are our families.

"We have been amazed at how much our daughter has evolved since attending Bright Horizons! This was her very first experience away from home and in any kind of "school" environment. The teachers and administrators have made it such a positive first introduction to school and learning. "

Our Curriculum Components

“The environment must be rich in motives which lend interest to activity and invite the child to conduct his own experiences.”
-Dr. Maria Montessori

  • Sensorial Sensory experiences are designed to facilitate hand-eye coordination, small muscle control, and spatial relationships.
  • Peace Peace lessons give toddlers the skills to work through anger and frustration in a positive way, while encouraging tolerance, cooperation, and respect for others.
  • Art Toddlers experiment with many different art mediums and are encouraged to focus on educational gains learned through the process, not the product.

Teacher Spotlight

Just a few of our gold stars of the day.


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Learning at Home

Peek–A-Boo

You Will Need:

A blanket, your hands

Directions:

Cover your eyes with your hands and say, “Where’s baby?” Open your hands and say, "Peek-a-boo." Gently place a blanket over your child’s head and say, “Where’s baby?” Then take it off and say, “There she is!” Older infants may pull it off themselves and giggle.

Tip:

Be careful not to leave the blanket over young infants’ faces if they can’t remove it themselves. They will enjoy the sensation of the soft blanket passing over them.


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