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Pre-Primary Program Schedule
Pre Prim Half Day

Half-Day

8:45 am to 11:45 am

Pre Prim Full Day

Full-Day

8:45 am to 3:45 pm

Pre Prim Half Day Ext

Morning
Extended Care

7:45 am to 8:45 am

Pre Prim Half Day Ext Aft

Afternoon
Extended Care

3:45 pm to 6:00 pm

Program Available At
Midtown Campus
High Park Campus

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The move from toddlerhood to a primary classroom is a very important transition for a child. The Clover School’s Pre-Primary Program is designed to serve as a transitional bridge for older toddlers between the ages of 2 to 3 years old who have developed advanced verbal skills, a high level of social and emotional self-awareness, and are ready to take take the next step.

The Clover School’s Pre-Primary Montessori program introduces children to a larger classroom environment with a wider social circle, a more challenging and advanced curriculum with more intricate classroom materials to explore, more time for concentrated, focused work, and an emphasis on independence and cooperation.

The nurturing and loving Pre-Primary environment continues to provide a low child to teacher ratio (5:1, as in the Toddler classroom), while guiding children through a stimulating and engaging academic program, helping to foster and promote the acquisition of new skills and greater independence.

Our unique approach to meeting the needs of 2 to 3 year olds sets our children up for success as they make their entrance into the Montessori Primary Program (3 to 6) with confidence and enthusiasm.

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Curriculum Focus

Mathematics, Language, Culture, Practical Life, Sensorial Learning, French, Cooking, Science, Gardening, Food and Nutrition, Yoga, Music, Dance, Art, Nature Exploration, Physical Education

Areas of Growth:

  • Cognitive development fuelled by new found independence, exploration and curiosity

  • Advanced language and verbal skills, enriched vocabulary, self expression

  • Social emotional awareness, greater self- regulation and impulse control

  • Self care, practical life skills and supporting independence (ie. dressing oneself, toilet learning)

  • Learning by doing, using all senses to explore the world

  • Confidence, kindness, and grace and courtesy

  • Growing independence, strong will and self-awareness

  • Development of physical coordination, fine and large motor skills 

Learning Highlights:

  • Concentration and focus developed through joyful exploration with engaging and stimulating learning materials, lessons and activities

  • Fine and gross motor skill development, control and coordination of movement, body awareness

  • Language development and vocabulary enrichment, communication and early literacy skills

  • Social skills and cooperation, chores and responsibilities, collaboration, manners, kindness

  • Sensorial activities, sorting, classifying, grading, development of early math skills