The Montessori Infant Toddler Curriculum

Social activities are designed to help your child recognize emotions in themselves/others and learn peaceful ways of solving problems and conflicts.

Within this part of the curriculum we nurture social skills, emotional regulation, and self-soothing techniques.

Language activities are designed to help your child focus and begin to speak deliberately and clearly verbally and nonverbally.

This part of the curriculum includes communicating through touch, facial expressions, visual cues, and singing

Motor activities help foster the growth of gross and fine motor skills as well as an understanding of directions.

The activities in this part of the curriculum promote the development of hand-eye coordination, visual acuity, manual dexterity, and verbal directions.

Sensory activities are designed to give your child the opportunity to use all of their senses.

Our activities are split between outdoor and indoor activities that allow your child to explore on their own, without direction.