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Montessori Children’s House of Arlington is a private Montessori school in Arlington, Massachusetts offering programs for infants, toddlers and primary‑age children.
Montessori Children’s House of Arlington operates as a Montessori early childhood school serving infants, toddlers and primary‑age children. Classrooms include mixed‑age primary groupings where children work and move at their own pace.
The program follows Montessori principles with a curriculum that emphasizes practical life skills, mathematics, geography and history, and art appreciation. The schedule integrates movement and physical education alongside classroom work.
The school lists age-group and program options including toddler and primary classrooms, an extended day option and a summer program.
A toddler classroom organized around Montessori practices for young children transitioning from infancy to the primary environment.
A mixed‑age primary classroom where children explore Montessori materials, with movement, art and French classes integrated into the day.
A curriculum based on Montessori pedagogy that emphasizes practical life, mathematics, geography, history and art appreciation, supplemented by music, movement and environmental themes.
An extended‑day option to extend care beyond standard classroom hours.
A seasonal summer program offered by the school.
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