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Lamorinda Montessori LLC is a Montessori early childhood school in Moraga, California that organizes children into classroom groups by developmental stage and offers bilingual (English/Spanish) instruction on select days.
Lamorinda Montessori LLC operates a Montessori-based early childhood program that groups children by developmental stages in classroom cohorts. The school uses a mix of English and Spanish instruction, with Spanish used for curriculum, songs and stories on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The program emphasizes developmental progression through classroom-placed activities and group work, with attention to social-emotional growth, motor skills and early literacy foundations as children move toward kindergarten readiness.
Classroom staffing is arranged to maintain small teacher-to-child ratios that vary by cohort. The center follows health policies such as a 24-hour symptom-free requirement before return after fever, and nap/rest policies aligned with licensing that prohibit waking a sleeping child.
A classroom in which potty training is a major focus and where by the end of the school year most children are expected to be potty trained; other developmental activities continue at this stage.
A larger-group classroom that concentrates on refining cognitive and social-emotional skills, group activities, and extended learning in numeracy and language to prepare children for kindergarten.
A classroom for children about 2½ to 3 years old that begins preparation for toilet use and transitions toward less dependence on diapers; the stated classroom ratio is one teacher to ten students.
An infant classroom that accepts children beginning at about 4 months and continues until they begin walking; diaper checks are performed every 30 minutes and sleeping children are checked every 15 minutes.
A classroom that emphasizes impulse control work and introduces foundational early literacy skills as children develop their expressive abilities.
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A classroom beginning around 17 months that focuses on exploration, sharing and learning to use utensils; the stated classroom ratio is one teacher for every five children.
A classroom for children once they have turned two, concentrating on gross and fine motor skill development; the stated classroom ratio is one teacher to seven children.
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