Anaheim Hills Montessori School offers a kindergarten program in Anaheim, California, that is structured to develop your kids’ academic, social, mental, and emotional skills. Our kindergarten classroom will serve as a place for each of our children to fully discover their full potential.
Our program focuses on developing these skills:
- Language
- Reading
- Writing
- Math
- Science
- Arts
Why You Should Enroll Your Child in Kindergarten
Kindergarten is a critical year that strengthens the academic, social, and emotional foundation laid during early childhood. A Montessori Kindergarten offers a unique, child-centered approach that empowers your child to become an independent, confident, and capable learner.
- Reinforces and deepens core academic concepts in reading, writing, and math
- Builds executive function skills such as focus, problem-solving, and time management
- Encourages leadership as older students mentor younger peers in mixed-age classrooms
- Cultivates emotional intelligence, empathy, and conflict-resolution skills
- Prepares children for a smooth transition into elementary school and beyond
- Offers individualized instruction to meet your child’s specific learning needs
- Fosters curiosity, initiative, and a lifelong love of learning
Why Choose Our Montessori Kindergarten?
Our Montessori Kindergarten program is the capstone of the early childhood experience, where children flourish as thinkers, leaders, and learners. Designed for children ages 5–6, it combines academic readiness with personal growth in a nurturing, purpose-driven environment.
- Led by experienced, Montessori-certified educators
- Emphasizes hands-on, self-paced learning across core subject areas
- Integrated curriculum connecting language, math, culture, science, and the arts
- Leadership opportunities that build confidence and collaboration
- Respectful, calm classrooms that support concentration and autonomy
- Daily focus on practical life, sensorial refinement, and academic excellence
- A strong partnership between educators and parents to support each child’s progress
What to Look for When Choosing a Kindergarten
When selecting a Kindergarten, look for a program that balances academic preparation with emotional and social development. A strong Kindergarten should encourage independence, promote problem-solving, and support each child’s unique learning journey. Pay close attention to the classroom environment, teacher qualifications, and whether the curriculum aligns with your child’s natural developmental needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Kindergarten important for children?
Kindergarten helps children develop essential social, emotional, and academic skills. It builds a strong foundation in reading, math, and creativity. Early learning at this stage supports lifelong success.
What curriculum does the Kindergarten follow?
Our Kindergarten follows a play-based curriculum aligned with state education standards. It emphasizes hands-on learning, exploration, and social interaction. This approach encourages curiosity and critical thinking.
What does a typical day in kindergarten look like?
A typical day includes a mix of learning activities, creative play, outdoor time, and snacks. Kids explore reading, math, and social skills through fun, structured routines. This balanced schedule helps children grow academically and emotionally.
What should kids know before starting kindergarten?
Most kids should recognize letters, numbers, basic shapes, and know how to follow simple directions. Social skills like sharing, listening, and sitting for short periods are also helpful. A strong foundation makes the transition smoother for both child and parent.
How can parents prepare their child for kindergarten?
Parents can start by reading together daily, practicing routines, and encouraging independence with tasks like dressing. Visiting the school beforehand also helps ease anxiety. Early preparation boosts confidence for the first day.
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.