Learn and Play Montessori Announces Online Kindergarten Options for Kindergarten Preschool the Montessori Way
Aug 13, 2020
FREMONT, Calif. - August 13, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
Learn and Play Montessori, a best-in-class kindergarten program based on the Montessori method, is proud to announce newly updated information pages for its online kindergarten options. Kindergarten is a fundamental stage in the learning experience, and many parents are anxious to keep their children learning during the current disruptions.
“Kindergartens are constantly learning, and in the current environment, every day is a precious opportunity for foundational STEM learning (science, technology, engineering, and math), plus social skills” explained Harpreet Grewal, director of Learn and Play Montessori. “Our new online options are versatile for parents, offering them online-only kindergarten, or so-called virtual kindergarten, face-to-face kindergarten in Fremont, Danville, and Dublin, and blended options that combine online kindergarten, all taught the Montessori way.”
Parents are encouraged to visit the page on online kindergarten options at https://www.learnandplaymontessori.com/online-learning/online-preschool/. The page explains the Montessori teaching methodology, focusing on the needs of kindergarteners, including the three interrelated options – online (“virtual”), blended, and face-to-face that Learn and Play Montessori offers to parents. Parents who live in the communities of Fremont, Danville, and Dublin, can avail themselves of all three options (including in-person preschool in Fremont, Danville, or Dublin). Persons outside of the Bay Area can avail themselves of the online or virtual kindergarten option. Indeed, many parents are fascinated by so-called kindergarten or preschool learning pods for parents in Fremont, Danville, and Dublin. The school’s strategy is to be flexible.
In the San Francisco Bay Area, Learn and Play offers not only learning opportunities for continuing parents and children but for new parents and children in communities as diverse as Fremont, Danville, Dublin and others in the San Francisco Bay Area. Indeed, parents and guardians who live or work in or near Fremont, Dublin, and Danville, California, can check out the kindergarten page at https://www.learnandplaymontessori.com/kindergarten/ and click over to nearby school locations. All school locations are presently open and all offer blended, online-online, and/or face-to-face preschool learning options using the Montessori curriculum.
ABOUT LEARN AND PLAY MONTESSORI
Learn and Play Montessori aims to be one of the best Montessori schools in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Whether parents are looking for a Montessori School in Danville, a Blackhawk preschool, or a top-rated Montessori School in Dublin / San Ramon, Learn and Play has a campus for their child or children. Bay Area parents searching for Walnut Creek preschool options could find the right fit in Danville. All schools use the famed Montessori method, offering programs from childcare to daycare, preschool to kindergarten, in not only Danville, Fremont, Dublin, or San Ramon but also in nearby towns such as Alamo, Blackhawk, Diablo or San Ramon on the I-680 corridor as well as Walnut Creek.
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