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From Montgomery BART station: Walk down Montgomery Street for 4 blocks until you reach Pine Street. You will see a Walgreens and Joe & The Juice at the corners of Pine and Montgomery. Walk past Joe the Juice going up Pine Street. You will walk past a parking entrance for the building on your right. Past the parking entrance you will enter through the revolving doors. Once inside the building you will walk past the Vault on your left and the Starbucks on your right. On the left you will walk past the escalators going to the Plaza level and you will see a hallway with art work towards the Bay Club. Walk towards the Bay Club and turn left down the hallway. Walk past the elevators to the double white doors at the end of the hallway. Go through the double white doors. As you turn the corner to the right, you will see a single door with a small Bright Horizons sign with a buzzer on the right hand wall. Press the buzzer and we will be able to assist you.

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Our Preschool Program

Engaging children intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially

Our preschool classrooms focus on children’s newly emerging skills and advanced use of language, math, and scientific thought. Multi-disciplinary learning centers encourage individual skills and emerging interests in academics and creative expression.

Our curriculum stimulates each child’s innate curiosity and exploratory nature to prepare children for lifelong learning.

What Parents are Saying

Our greatest advocates are also our closest friends.

"Your staff is consistently outstanding. Our kids are always excited when they get the opportunity to go to Bright Horizons. "

Our Curriculum Components

Engaging opportunities for play and discovery.

  • Language Works Talking, questioning, beginning to write and identify letters and numbers.
  • Math Counts Counting, sequencing, developing 1-to-1 correspondence.
  • Science Rocks Examining, comparing, planting, and caring for gardens.
  • ArtSmart Drawing, brush painting, exploring music, dance, and dramatic arts.
  • Our World Appreciating diversity, becoming environmentally conscious.
  • Well Aware Taking part in exercise and yoga, preparing and eating healthy foods.

Learning at Home

Placemats

You Will Need:

11 x 14 paper, felt tip pens or paint, collage materials and photographs (optional)

Directions:

Have your child draw, paint, or make a collage on each paper (placemat). He might want to add photographs of each person. Help your child write each family member’s name on his/her placemat. Take the creations to be laminated at a local office store or cover with clear contact paper and use them at the dinner table.

Tip:

Make a few extra placemats for guests. Placemats also make wonderful gifts, especially if you write down the sentiments that your child dictates. If you’re making placemats with an infant, painted footprints work well.


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