Petite School House is an early learning center in Northridge offering classroom-based early education and seasonal camp programming for young children, using Reggio Emilia and project-based approaches.
Petite School House operates as an early learning center in Northridge that provides classroom-based early education and a seasonal camp program. The school emphasizes multi-sensory classroom materials and project work to support child development and school readiness.
The program blends Reggio Emilia principles with project-based methods and uses Practical Life and Sensorial activities to develop motor control, perception and independence. Instructional elements mentioned include language arts, mathematics, science, visual arts and drama, with specialized instruction in music and Spanish.
Enrollment is described as a multi-step process: initial contact, submission of an application and required documents, a family interview or child assessment with a tour, and final enrollment.
A seasonal camp program offering traditional camp activities such as arts and crafts, nature, music, drama, dance, sports, field trips, swimming, themed days and related activities.
A sequenced curriculum designed to build conceptual knowledge and skills across subjects using Reggio Emilia principles and project-based learning to develop language arts, mathematics and critical thinking.
A classroom program that blends Reggio Emilia and Project Approach methods, offering a multi-sensory environment and collaborative project-based learning to support exploration and higher-order thinking.
A program combining Reggio Emilia and the Project Approach to extend early concepts across language arts, mathematics, science, visual arts and drama through project-based learning; specialized teachers introduce music, Spanish and extracurricular activities.
A play-based toddler program where young children explore, make friends and participate in music, movement, art and play to support early development.
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A program for two-year-olds focused on social skills, routines and interactive learning, using Practical Life and Sensorial activities and a Reggio Emilia–inspired approach to encourage creativity and independence.
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