Our Programs
Infant Program
Toddler Program
Primary Program
Discover the Montessori Difference at Kinder Kids Montessori
At Kinder Kids Montessori, every child is seen as capable, curious, and ready to learn. Our Montessori education program gives children ages 3–5 the freedom to explore, create, and grow in a caring, structured environment.
A Community That Grows Together
Our multi-age classrooms (Preschool, Transitional Kindergarten, and Kindergarten) allow younger children to learn from older peers, while older students build leadership and empathy by mentoring others. This creates a true sense of community and belonging.
Learning Through Exploration
In our Montessori classrooms, children learn by doing. Each space is designed to inspire curiosity, independence, and respect. Teachers guide rather than instruct—helping children develop focus, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning.
Building Strong Foundations
Dr. Maria Montessori believed children learn best when they can move, explore, and discover at their own pace. At Kinder Kids Montessori, we nurture that natural drive—helping children become self-motivated, confident, and ready for success in school and life.
Desired Learner Outcomes Common to Montessori Education
The outcomes we aspire to teach are lifelong developments.
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Independence: Is the child able to choose his or her own “work” freely, complete that “work” in concentration and repetition and return the “work” to the proper place, prepared for the next child’s use?
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Confidence and Competence: Are the child’s self-perceived successes far more numerous than his or her self-perceived failures? Is the child capable of self-correcting work, upon observation, reflection, or discussion?
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Autonomy: Can the child accept or reject inclusion in another child’s work or work group with composure?
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Intrinsic Motivation: Is the child drawn to continue working for the apparent pure pleasure of so doing? Does the child, once having achieved a particular competence, move on to revel in mastery by showing others?
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Ability to Handle External Authority: Is the child able to accept the “ground rules” of the group as appropriate in his or her interactions with other children? Is the child, while distant from the Teacher, able to function as if the Teachers were nearby?
Vaccination Policy
To help your child get started with us smoothly, we ask that they’ve received at least one vaccination before enrolling. We understand every family’s journey is different, so we’re flexible—your child can continue their vaccination schedule while attending. For guidance on the best first vaccine, we recommend chatting with your pediatrician.
If you have any questions, we’re happy to help! Just give us a call at (530)-734-2711.
“The goal of early childhood education should be to activate the child’s own natural desire to learn.”
— Maria Montessori
Infant Program (6 Weeks–24 Months)
- Full Day & Part Day options available.
- Focused on early brain development, nurturing relationships, and exploration.
- Primary caregiving follows each baby’s natural feeding and sleep schedule.
- Safe sleep practices per the American Academy of Pediatrics.
- Play-based learning builds motor, cognitive, and social skills.
- Age-appropriate toys and materials for whole-child development.
Feeding
- Supports breastfeeding, formula feeding, and solids as infants grow.
- Nursing space available for parents.
- Breast milk and formula handled with care and safety standards.
- Provides iron-fortified cereal, fruits, and vegetables when ready.
Napping & Diapering
- Individual nap schedules with safe sleep environments.
- Parents provide diapers and extra clothes (wipes provided).
- Daily report shared with parents for naps, feedings, and diaper changes.
Toddler Program (18–36 Months)
- Full Day and Part Day options available in a dedicated toddler classroom with its own entrance.
- Toddlers share the playground on a scheduled rotation until their own is completed.
- Montessori curriculum designed to support rapid cognitive, physical, and emotional growth.
- Focus on independence, curiosity, and exploration through hands-on learning and sensory play.
- Safe, nurturing classroom where toddlers learn to care for themselves and others with joy.
Program Focus Areas
- Language development – Builds vocabulary and communication through daily conversations and activities.
- Gross motor skills – Encourages movement through dancing, music, play, and physical activities.
- Fine motor skills – Strengthens hand coordination for dressing, feeding, and writing.
- Social and emotional growth – Promotes independence, self-control, and cooperation within a caring community.
- Cognitive development – Supports problem-solving, curiosity, and healthy learning habits.
Kinder Kids Montessori — helping toddlers grow confident, independent, and ready to explore the world.
Primary Program (Ages 3–6 Years)
- Full Day and Part Day options available in a carefully prepared Montessori classroom.
- Encourages independence, confidence, and a love of learning through purposeful activities.
- Children progress from sensory exploration to hands-on academic and social learning.
- Promotes a balance of freedom and responsibility as children choose meaningful work at their own pace.
- Montessori materials foster curiosity, problem-solving, and joyful discovery.
Program Focus Areas
- Language development – Expands vocabulary, reading, and writing through phonics and storytelling.
- Mathematical thinking – Builds number sense, patterns, and problem-solving using hands-on materials.
- Practical life skills – Encourages independence through real-life tasks like cooking and cleaning.
- Sensorial exploration – Refines the senses to deepen understanding and prepare for academic learning.
- Social and emotional growth – Develops empathy, respect, and teamwork through daily interactions.
- Cultural studies – Introduces geography, science, art, and music to inspire global awareness and curiosity.
Kinder Kids Montessori — guiding children to become confident, capable, and lifelong learners.
