Our Flagship Montessori Spanish Immersion Program
A three-year journey through the heart of the Montessori method, where children choose their own work, lead their own learning, and emerge genuinely bilingual, deeply independent, and ready for the world.

AGES
LANGUAGE
CYCLE
SCHEDULE
— Anjuli & Daniel, SIMS parents
What we nurture
The Children's House is where the Montessori method fully unfolds. Over three years, children build skills, confidence, and capabilities that stay with them for a lifetime - all while living entirely in Spanish.
Spanish Immersion
Children spend three years inside a fully Spanish-speaking environment. By the end, they don't translate, they think, imagine, and dream in Spanish.
Mathematics
From pattern recognition and counting to the decimal system and early abstraction, Montessori math materials make numbers tangible, beautiful, and genuinely fun.
Language & Literacy
Reading and writing emerge naturally through a language-rich environment. Children develop phonetic awareness and word comprehension in Spanish through story, play, and daily life.
Science & Nature
Exploration of the natural world - animals, ecosystems, plants - builds scientific curiosity and a sense of responsibility for the Earth that begins in early childhood.
Geography & Culture
Children explore physical and cultural geography through maps, cultural materials, and food, developing a genuine sense of wonder and respect for the wider world.
Art, Music & Practical Life
Creative expression, Latin American music and movement, and daily practical life skills - cooking, caring for the environment, helping others - form the heart of every school day.
The three-year cycle
"The most important period of life is not the age of university studies, but the first one — from birth to age six." — Dr. Maria Montessori
Each year in the Children's House builds on the last. The child who arrives curious and wide-eyed leaves as a confident, bilingual, self-directed learner.
Year One
The Explorer
Introduction to the environment, the language, and the community. Children build trust, self-discipline, and the foundation for everything that follows.
Year Two
The Experimenter
Skills consolidate and confidence grows. Children begin reading, writing, and mathematical work with increasing independence and self-assurance.
Year Three
The Expert
The leadership year. Third-year children mentor younger classmates, take on more complex work, and demonstrate the mastery — academic and personal — of three years of Montessori education.
Good to know
A prepared environment, uninterrupted work cycles, and the same guide year after year. Small commitments that make a big difference.
• Multi-age classrooms (ages 3–6) where children learn from and teach each other
• Native Spanish-speaking guides - 100% immersion, all day
• No rigid schedule - children work in uninterrupted blocks, choosing their own activity
• No standardized tests - progress is observed, not measured by assessment
• Enrichment programs included at no extra cost: yoga, music, piano
• Covers Pre-K and Kindergarten within one three-year cycle
Life in the classroom
Children's House is available at all three of our campuses across Greater Boston.
1481 Centre street west Roxbury MA 02132
991 Boylston Street Newton Highlands, MA
75 Vernon Street, Newton, MA 02458
Honest answers to what families really want to know before enrolling.
Not at all. Our program is designed for families with zero Spanish at home. Children absorb language through immersion not through their parents. Many of our kids end up teaching their families.
Yes - the three-year Children's House cycle encompasses Pre-K and Kindergarten. The third year (ages 5–6) is our leadership year and aligns directly with Kindergarten readiness standards and beyond.
Yes - especially. Shy children thrive because they are never put on the spot. Energetic children thrive because they have real autonomy. Late talkers benefit enormously from full immersion in a rich language environment. Our guides meet every child exactly where they are.
Children choose their own work from prepared materials on open shelves, move freely through the classroom, and work at their own pace. The guide observes, supports, and introduces new materials when a child is ready, never forcing or rushing.
SIMS graduates consistently enter elementary school ahead of their peers in reading, math, self-regulation, and social skills. The Montessori method builds intrinsic motivation and independent thinking, skills that carry forward for life.
Typically two to three years, depending on when they enter. Most children join at age 3 and complete the cycle by age 6. Each year builds on the previous one, which is why staying for the full cycle yields the strongest outcomes.
Ready to begin?
Three years. Two languages. One child who knows exactly who they are.
Book a personal tour and see what the Montessori method looks like when it's fully alive, in Spanish, every day.
Con cariño, Jouveth & The SIMS Team
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