Best Montessori Preschools in Burbank, CA

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332 E Valencia Ave Burbank
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Site offering a comprehensive program focused on social, cognitive, and emotional development. Technology, academics, and open play are integrated into the curriculum. Lessons are provided in math,...

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221 S 6th St Burbank
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Center prepares children for school in a mixed-age, noncompetitive, prepared environment. Child-centered program provides self-correcting materials, allowing children to explore areas of interest. ...

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Burbank
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Home-based daycare program serving children and families in the Magnolia Park community. Curriculum includes a variety of activities to work on practical life skills and academics to prepare children...

My oldest child has been attending this daycare for over 3 years -- since he was an infant. His care has developed along with him and at his own pace with loving, patient guidance with a Montessori …

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217 N Hollywood Way Burbank

Facility offers early education services to children. Program provides segments of time where free choice is implemented. Children choose between activities including storytelling, drawing, crafts,...

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FAQs About Burbank Montessori Preschools

What does Montessori mean?
Derived from Dr. Maria Montessori's teachings, "Montessori" signifies an educational philosophy that promotes hands-on, self-directed learning and values each child's individual development.
What is the best age to start Montessori daycare/preschool?
While Montessori preschools commonly accept children between the ages of 2.5 and 3, enabling them to engage with the Montessori philosophy during essential developmental years, Montessori daycares often extend their services to even younger children, including infants.
How is Montessori different from daycare / preschool?
In Montessori, children use unique tools to discover and learn as they wish, whereas in standard daycare or preschool, there's often a planned curriculum with teacher-led activities.