Preschool 


An academic program for students 2 to 6 years old.


The Preschool program is truly a gift to your child. Designed for children between the ages of 2 to 6 years, it is an opportunity to nurture their individual development within the context of a group setting. The result? Self-confidence, joy and a lifelong love-for-learning.

Three Preschool classrooms offering authentic Montessori education

The Montessori curriculum of the preschool program is designed to meet the developing needs of students from three years through kindergarten. The foundation provided during this period is the most vital to a child.


Our teachers ensure the material and activities are thoughtfully prepared to meet each student’s unique interests, academic level, and developmental needs. The Montessori activities are introduced to each child sequentially, laying the foundation for independent learning.


Smiling Montessori student working on a fine motor transfer activity.

Child-centered (not teacher-centered)

Unlike conventional classrooms, where all children are expected to pay close attention to the teacher, our program does the opposite – the teacher is trained to closely observe your child’s interests, tendencies and needs. You won’t see the teacher standing at the front of the classroom at a chalkboard, but rather down at your child’s level, engaged with her or a small group.

Montessori students matching language picture cards to letter sounds.

A mixed-age classroom

Because the curriculum is individualized, your child can work at his or her own pace while participating in a mixed age classroom community. Your younger child learns by observing the behavior and activities of the older children. Your older child gains self-confidence, leadership skills and responsibility by setting an example for her younger friends.

Smiling Montessori student doing a spooning transfer activity.

The gift of choice

Your child will be introduced to a broad range of concepts and activities in individual and small group lessons. The real learning, however, occurs through independent activity by choosing to explore it, repeat it and perfect it.

Montessori student working with large movable alphabet letter cards.

Hands-on materials

The scientifically designed Montessori materials help your child learn through hands-on use and exploration. Through continued use, he develops as a concrete understanding of abstract concepts, such as mathematics, providing a solid foundation for learning into the future.

Montessori student working on the Spindle Boxes math material.

Group activities and play

While most of the day is spent in self-directed work, there are also times for group activity and play. The teacher may gather a group for songs or to tell stories about a cultural, scientific or historical theme of interest. Ample time is also given to run, dig, explore and play with friends outdoors.

Montessori teacher giving a lesson with math materials.

One size does not fit all

Instead of a top down curriculum based upon age, the teacher is trained to respect your child’s unique potential and connects him with the lesson best suited at that precise moment of development. Your child will be challenged according to her ability, not to a generic standard.

Two happy Montessori students working on the Tens Board math material.

Kindergarten included

Montessori is a continuum of education that allows your child to build upon experiences each year. Your child will stay in the Primary classroom for 3 years, including the traditional “kindergarten year” – when the seeds of learning come to fruition. Reading and writing come to life from sounds and symbols. She is introduced to numbers and the decimal system. She learns about geometric figures and the political countries of our world. She leaves the program with a strong set of academic skills; but, far more importantly, with the attitude that learning is fun, exciting and boundless.

Montessori teacher giving a language lesson with the Movable Alphabet.
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“The teachers truly care and it shows in how confident and happy my daughter has become.

Daniel S.

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“We love the nurturing environment and how much our son has learned through play and exploration.”

Maya P.

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Little Angels Montessori feels like a second home. The staff goes above and beyond to make every child feel special.”

Sophia T.

If you think your child would thrive in a Montessori environment, give us a call or schedule a tour. We would love for you to visit our school and learn more.