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Cabrillo Montessori is the Montessori School of Silicon Valley campus in Santa Clara, founded in 2016, offering a fully implemented Montessori program for children from approximately age 2 through kindergarten. The campus includes spacious classrooms and outdoor play and garden areas, and it offers a half‑day option exclusively at this location.
Cabrillo Montessori is a Montessori School of Silicon Valley campus located in Santa Clara that provides Montessori early education for children from around age 2 through the kindergarten years. The campus opened in 2016 and is described as having spacious classrooms and several outdoor play and garden spaces.
The program follows Montessori principles, emphasizing prepared environments, sensory‑based and self‑directed learning, and curriculum areas such as language, mathematics, sensorial work, practical life, cultural studies, music and art. The school highlights multi‑year classroom communities and individualized pacing.
The campus includes expansive playground areas, garden and outdoor classroom environments intended as regular extensions of the learning space.
The Kindergarten (3rd year) is presented as an open, child‑led Montessori environment that continues sensory‑based and self‑directed learning with focus areas including Language, Mathematics, Cultural Studies, Spatial learning, Leadership, Music and Art, and offers afternoon studio enrichment options (for example cooking, science, gardening and art).
The Pre Primary curriculum provides for both individual and group activities in areas including Practical Life, Aids to Independence, Manipulatives, Language, Peace lessons, Art and Garden, and Foreign Language and Music.
The Primary program uses a hands‑on learning approach covering curriculum areas such as language, mathematics, sensorial work, practical life, and cultural studies including geography, botany and zoology.
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