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Our Programs

Children are introduced to the Montessori curriculum exclusively in Spanish during the preschool years (2 to 5 years old). English is added to the curriculum during kindergarten and the elementary years.

Curriculum Areas:

Language - Math - Science - Geography - Sensorial - Practical Life - Art

    • Three Day Half: Tues, Wed, Thurs 8:30-12:30

    • Five Day Half: M-F 8:30-12:30

    • Five Day Full: M-F 8:30-2:30

    Children strengthen both fine and gross motor skills as they explore self, family and the world in which they live. Pre-Primary programs support the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of each child.

    Tuition: $985-$1,640 /month

    • Half day: M-F 8:30-12:30

    • Full day: M-F 8:30-12:30

    Children develop a love for learning with a sense of order, concentration and responsibility. The Primary program prepares children for Elementary work by gradually moving from concrete materials to abstract concepts. The children learn independence, language skills, time management and respect—all of which prepare them well for a successful transition into the Elementary class.

    Tuition: $1,100-$1,555 /month

    • M-F 8:30-2:30

    Children use the Montessori method to develop competency in the Core Standards aligned with the Arizona Department of Education for grades Kindergarten through 4th grade.

    Tuition: $1,235-$1,555

    • AM: 7:30-8:30

    • PM: 2:30-4:30

    Program provides supervised time for the children to play

    Additional cost: varies based on program

  • Camp is offered during Fall break, Spring breaks and Summer

    Students enrolled in the 2026-27 programs receive priority enrollment.

    Open enrollment for summer will begin in April!

A Developmentally Designed Path

At Casa del Niño, bilingualism isn't a class—it's the environment children grow up in. Beginning at age two, children are immersed in Spanish every day through meaningful conversations, hands-on Montessori materials, music, stories, and real-life experiences. As they grow, English is thoughtfully introduced and expanded, allowing children to develop strong skills in both languages without sacrificing either

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Ages 2–3.5 | Pre-Primary

  • Build listening comprehension through full Spanish immersion.

  • Develop confidence communicating through everyday experiences.

  • Establish a strong foundation for future language acquisition.

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Ages 3.5–5 | Primary

  • Expand vocabulary and conversational fluency.

  • Strengthen early reading and writing in Spanish.

  • Begin bridging concepts as English is gradually introduced during Kindergarten.

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Ages 5–9 | Elementary

  • Continue developing bilingual literacy and academic language.

  • Apply Spanish across mathematics, science, geography, and cultural studies.

  • Graduate with the confidence to communicate, learn, and think in two languages.

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