Our preschool program in Anaheim, California, allows children to explore and absorb every valuable aspect of their environment. We have age-appropriate activities and self-teaching materials for our children. Our teachers encourage our young learners to choose their own activities and work on them independently while under minor supervision.
We aim to develop the following:
- Literacy
- Self-expression
- Social skills
- Critical thinking skills
- Communication skills
- And more
Why You Should Enroll Your Child in Preschool
Preschool is a pivotal stage in your child’s development, laying the foundation for lifelong learning, independence, and social skills. A quality Montessori preschool nurtures your child’s natural curiosity and builds the essential skills they need for future success.
- Builds early academic skills through hands-on, sensory-based learning
- Enhances social development and emotional intelligence
- Encourages independence, self-discipline, and confidence
- Fosters creativity, curiosity, and a love of learning
- Provides a structured routine that helps children feel secure
- Supports language development and fine/gross motor coordination
- Helps with a smooth transition into kindergarten and elementary school
Why Choose Our Montessori Preschool?
At Anaheim Hills Montessori School, we provide an enriching and carefully prepared environment where your child can thrive. Our preschool program is grounded in the Montessori philosophy, offering individualized learning that respects each child’s pace and interests.
- Certified Montessori-trained teachers with a passion for early childhood development
- Mixed-age classrooms that promote peer learning and mentorship
- Beautiful, thoughtfully arranged classrooms filled with natural materials
- Emphasis on independence, self-motivation, and respect for others
- Low student-to-teacher ratio for personalized attention
- Strong focus on practical life skills, language, math, and sensorial exploration
- A nurturing, safe, and inclusive learning community
What to Look for When Choosing a Preschool
When choosing a preschool, look for a program that aligns with your child’s developmental needs and your family’s values. The environment should be safe, engaging, and designed to foster independence, creativity, and a love of learning. Ask about teacher qualifications, class size, curriculum structure, and how the school supports social-emotional growth—these are all key indicators of a high-quality preschool experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age can a child start preschool?
Most children start preschool between the ages of 2 and 4, depending on the program. Some preschools offer toddler classes starting at age 2. It’s a great way to introduce young kids to a structured learning environment.
What is the daily routine like in preschool?
A typical preschool day includes circle time, play-based learning, snacks, naps, and outdoor play. The schedule helps kids build structure and confidence. Activities are designed to support both social and academic growth.
Why is preschool important for child development?
Preschool helps children develop social skills, emotional regulation, and early academic foundations. It’s a great place to learn routines and build friendships. Studies show preschool sets the stage for long-term success in school.
Which activities help kids learn through play at preschool?
Preschoolers engage in hands-on activities like art, music, story time, and outdoor exploration. These playful experiences support language, motor skills, and social growth. Every activity is thoughtfully designed to make learning fun and meaningful.
What happens if a child gets sick during the day?
If a child shows signs of illness, parents are notified immediately and asked to pick them up. The staff follows health guidelines to keep the environment clean and safe. This helps protect all children and staff from potential illness.
Discover the Joy of Learning!
Enroll your child at Anaheim Hills Montessori School, where curiosity leads the way and every child thrives at their own pace.