Early Childhood Education

Toddler Program — Kids Playing At School in Glenshaw, PA
The classroom is specially designed to support the toddlers need for purposeful activity that satisfies the developmental age span. Toddler class includes Montessori materials beginning with sandpaper letters for sound, sandpaper numbers, sensorial equipment, and also includes specialty toys and manipulatives that engage the child. 
Another area of a Montessori environment is called Practical Life. The term 'Practical Life' is when the child is engaged in the environment and begins the introduction of choice which includes activities of pouring, scrubbing, and polishing. Practical Life frames including zipping, buttoning, snapping.
Toddler Program — Kids Playing At School in Glenshaw, PA
The aim of a toddler program is to develop a base for organizational skills, and a child's sense of freedom to choose a variety of activities that support his interests The teacher is always mindful of each child's choices to better maximize his development in the classroom. 
Toddler (2 years to 3 years)- 2, 3, or 5 mornings per week
*Classes are from 8:30 AM- 11:15 AM
Classes introduce children to the Montessori philosophy and help them to become more independent. Parents learn how to carry over the Montessori philosophy into the home.

Early  Childhood Education

Toddler Program — Kids Playing At School in Glenshaw, PA
The classroom is specially designed to support the toddlers need for purposeful activity that satisfies the developmental age span. Toddler class includes Montessori materials beginning with sandpaper letters for sound, sandpaper numbers, sensorial equipment, and also includes specialty toys and manipulatives that engage the child. 
Another area of a Montessori environment is called Practical Life. The term 'Practical Life' is when the child is engaged in the environment and begins the introduction of choice which includes activities of pouring, scrubbing, and polishing. Practical Life frames including zipping, buttoning, snapping.
The aim of a toddler program is to develop a base for organizational skills, and a child's sense of freedom to choose a variety of activities that support his interests The teacher is always mindful of each child's choices to better maximize his development in the classroom. 

Toddler (2 years to 3 years)- 3 or 5 mornings per week

*Classes are from 8:30 AM- 11:15 AM
Classes introduce children to the Montessori philosophy and help them to become more independent. Parents learn how to carry over the Montessori philosophy into the home.

*Our toddler program begins at 24 months of age. If a child's 3rd birthday is prior to the cutoff date of September 1st of that same school year, they are placed in our Primary program as a Half-Day student.