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ACADEMIC & Year round Bilingual PROGRAMS

Our bilingual and Spanish immersion Year Round programs includes 12 months of Montessori education. Academic programs run for ten months from August to May. With this program comes the option of week-to-week enrollment during the summer period. This program is available in a full and half-day schedule for children ages 3-months through 9 years.

INFANT
The MONET & BANEGAS CLASSROOM
(COral way and SHenandoah only)

INFANTS 3 to 16 months

At Village Montessori, our Infant Community provides a warm, home-like environment where babies feel safe, loved, and supported. The thoughtfully designed Montessori setting encourages movement, sensory exploration, and secure attachment through our Primary Caregiving approach.

Key Developmental Focus:

  • Encouraging freedom of movement to support gross and fine motor skills

  • Nurturing visual, tactile, and auditory senses

  • Supporting eye-hand coordination and purposeful movement

  • Helping infants understand cause and effect

  • Creating secure relationships with consistent caregivers

We follow each child's natural rhythms rather than a rigid schedule, allowing them to eat when hungry, sleep when tired, and explore freely. Daily experiences include storytelling, singing, and outdoor movement, helping build self-confidence, security, and early independence.

Montessori Infant Program
TODDLERS
The dali, MICHELANGELO, RAPHAEL, matisse and van gogh ROOMS
(all 3 campuses)

TODDLERS 16 to 36 months
Eye hand coordination Montessori Toddler Lesson
Daily reading with our toddlers in preparation for reading

Toddler Program (Fully Bilingual and Spanish immersion) 

At Village Montessori, our Toddler Montessori classrooms provide a nurturing, bilingual environment where children develop independence, confidence, and communication skills. During this critical stage of development, toddlers choose their own activities, engage in hands-on learning, and repeat tasks over time—progressing toward mastery through natural exploration.

A Purposefully Designed Environment
We focus on creating:

  • A peaceful, loving, safe, and clean space

  • A rich language environment that fosters bilingual communication

  • Opportunities for self-correction and problem-solving

  • A collaborative setting that honors and respects each child

  • A space for independent exploration and movement

Key Montessori Principles in Action

  • Hands-on Learning – Toddlers interact with real objects and Montessori materials, using their senses to build understanding.

  • Spontaneous Activity – Children move freely within clear boundaries, selecting activities that spark curiosity and engagement.

  • Active Learning – Repetition leads to mastery, and as children grow, they begin to teach younger peers, reinforcing their own understanding.

  • Self-directed Activity – Toddlers develop independence by making choices and learning from their natural interests.

  • Freedom within Limits – While they enjoy movement and choice, they also learn to respect boundaries and community guidelines.

  • Intrinsic Motivation to Learn – Learning is driven by curiosity, fostering a lifelong love for exploration and discovery.

In our fully bilingual classrooms, children naturally absorb and use both English and Spanish, strengthening their language skills in a supportive, immersive setting. Through hands-on activities, purposeful movement, and social interactions, toddlers develop confidence, independence, and a deep connection to their learning environment.

PRESCHOOL
The PICASSO, Degas, rembrandt, benedetti & Britto RoomS
(all 3 campuses)

Children 3 to 6 years old (KINDERGARTEN)

ELEMENTARY
The Stamp Game

Primary (Preschool) Bilingual Program

In our Primary classrooms, children aged 3 months to 6 years experience a rich, sensory-based Montessori education that supports their absorbent mind—the ability to effortlessly learn from their environment. The prepared environment fosters concentration, independence, and social responsibility.

 

Core Areas of Learning

Practical Life – Real-world activities that develop focus, coordination, and responsibility

Sensorial Exploration – Engaging the five senses to refine perception and classification skills

Language Development – Phonetic awareness, storytelling, and early reading/writing skills

Davinci classroom
(SHenandoah campus)

Children 6 to 9 years old
lower Bilingual elementary

Elementary Bilingual Program

Building upon the foundation of the Primary program, Our Elementary environment is deeply rooted in Montessori principles — supporting independence, curiosity, responsibility, and a strong sense of community. We want this to be a place where children not only learn academically, but also grow into thoughtful, capable, and confident individuals.

A few links on Montessori Elementary education from AMI https://vimeo.com/78735281? , AMS https://youtu.be/zojoAvxmkXU, Montessori Education.com https://youtu.be/zojoAvxmkXU

 

The Davinci Lower Elementary classroom supports children in developing critical thinking, responsibility, and intrinsic motivation. Lessons are individually tailored, encouraging students to explore topics in depth while maintaining academic rigor and independence.

Key Areas of Study

  • Practical Life – Time management, organization, collaboration, and leadership

  • Mathematics – Advanced arithmetic, geometry, fractions, and problem-solving

  • Language – Reading comprehension, grammar, research, and creative writing

  • Cultural Studies – A broad introduction to geography, biology, botany, zoology, music, and art History, geography, science, and anthropology explored through Montessori’s Great Lessons

  • Science & Social Studies – Inquiry-based learning, hands-on experiments, and historical research.

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Reading short vowel words
Vincent Van Gogh Sunflowers
Color box II
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