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Little Flowers Montessori in Pleasanton is a Montessori-based early education center serving children from toddler age through kindergarten. The school operates year-round, uses Montessori classroom materials with weekly thematic lessons to support cognitive, social, emotional and physical development, and includes snacks and hot lunches as part of its programs.
Little Flowers Montessori in Pleasanton offers Montessori-based early education for children from toddler age through kindergarten and operates year-round. The location is listed among centers that provide both full‑day and half‑day schedules.
Classrooms are arranged with Montessori materials across practical life, sensorial, math, language and cultural areas. Weekly themes are incorporated into lessons and students receive both individual and group presentations; progress is tracked and shared with families through twice‑yearly parent‑teacher conferences.
Programs include snacks and hot lunch at no additional charge. The network offers extended care options; AM and PM extended sessions are described separately and AM/PM availability may vary by campus.
The organization reports a diverse teaching staff including AMI and AMS teachers and preschool teachers. The school follows a year‑round calendar with regular events such as holiday celebrations, puppet shows, seasonal performances and other enrichment activities.
AM and PM extended care options are offered at a nominal charge, with AM care generally beginning before the regular program and PM care extending beyond regular hours; extended care is not available for toddlers under two years old and availability varies by campus.
Classrooms are equipped with the full range of Montessori activities and include weekly themes and daily worksheets in math and language; teachers perform evaluations and conduct parent‑teacher conferences twice a year to report progress and development goals.
Program for two‑year‑old children that introduces basic Montessori practical life activities, early letters and sounds, counting, music and crafts; classrooms are typically for 16 to 24 students with teacher‑to‑student ratios reported around 1:8 or 1:10.
Program for three‑year‑old children using a full range of Montessori materials (practical life, sensorial, language, math and cultural topics). Weekly themes are used and students complete daily theme‑based math and language worksheets; teachers track progress and share evaluations with parents.
Program for children who have reached 18 months, offered in small groups with age‑appropriate Montessori activities; class sizes are described as about 12 students with a teacher‑to‑student ratio of 1:6. Toddlers have a separate play yard and a schedule that includes crafts, songs, story time and group activities.
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