A wonderful and safe place, the teachers are very professional and kind, always willing to help,…read morewhere children learn a lot from a very early age, they have excellent programs I recommend them, especially 3K Nook, they are located in Park Slope 204 15th St Brooklyn

As a previous parent, I'm really happy I discovered Honeydew Drop for my kid. My husband and I both…read morehave demanding jobs and were searching for a place that could fit our busy schedule. We really appreciated the cozy vibe at Honeydew. It brought an extra sense of comfort to their already lovely setting. The teachers are super friendly. The admin was really helpful and incredibly nice during our visit! I would suggest it to anyone living in the BK area.

I have been a Chai Tots parent for 2 years now (for 2 kids) ages 2 and 4 in Windsor Terrace. In…read moreSeptember 2017, one will be attending their pre-K (UPK approved!!!) and the other in the toddler class. Beyond the magnificent space (clean, bright and spacious with a private backyard playground) the elaborate and educational curriculum, the teachers exceed every expectation in regards to the love and creativity by which they engage the kids. Aside from their thoughtful educational style, their program is altruistic- building children's confidence via acts "helpfulness" to those around them. My usually very shy and attached 2 year old walks in with a grand smile every day without turning back which is the best feeling a parent can have at drop off :)

From the owner: * Encourage a child to make choices, with respect to him/herself, others and his/her surroundings,…read moreso that he/she will begin developing self-confidence and a positive self-image. * Nourish a child's heart and mind, as we develop cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills to set him/her on the path to becoming a well rounded person capable of solving problems and adapting to new situations. * Educate children in a creative, supportive and warm Jewish environment, so that every child will not only learn about life as a Jew but will learn to love it, too!

Maple Street School is a neighborhood treasure for kids ages 2-5, with an incredible staff and…read moreteachers, where kids sing and dance and make art every day. It was our home away from home for 3 years.

We've been part of this neighborhood for years before our son was born and have been so happy…read morefinally having him there this year. The classes are dynamic with daily outdoor time in prospect park, weekly live music, a class pet, themed lessons... the teachers are intuitive, energized and so caring with the kids--and the student-to-teacher ratio is low. It is a very special, coop-style community-based concept school with parent/family involvement and outreach events throughout the year. We've been through a year of another preschool and a different daycare before that and this is the only time our son wakes up everyday asking to go to Maple Street. He LOVES it! And so do we. Highly recommend!

I loved my experience with Martine and all of the teachers at Sole'! my daughter learned so much…read morebut most of all she was dealt with in a warm, loving and patient way. The teachers are kind and communicative. The teachers work very hard to create a safe and happy atmosphere!

Or 2 year old has been attending Sole's for over a year now and we love it! It's always clean and…read morethe staff are unbelievable. It's an amazing sight to pick up or daughter and see ten toddlers sitting quietly and eating their end of the day snack together, unreal. The kids all get naps, they have a new yoga class for the kids and they even help with potty training! We have a newborn who will be attending when it's time for mommy to go back to work as well. I don't know what we would do without the dedication of Martine and her crew.

Lefferts Gardens Montessori (aka LGM) is a neighborhood gem. It's run by some of the most dedicated…read moreand passionate individuals and the teachers are phenomenal. I've had the pleasure of sending multiple children to LGM over the last 7 years from their 2 year old "Discoverer's" program through their 3-5 year old Pre-K program -- and have never thought twice about sending our kids elsewhere. If you are interested in Montessori, it's true Montessori. (Note: being a Montessori school/kid doesn't mean stale/sterile learning environments!! It's engaging, fun, and has all the normal aspects of a pre-school but within a beautiful structure). If you are interested in academics, my kids all went to Kindergarten at public schools after LGM and were reading and had math skills ahead of the curve. Can't recommend LGM enough to any family with young children!

Our daughter spent two wonderful years in pre-school at LGM. We knew that she was safe, well cared…read morefor and learning in a stimulating and diverse environment. What we didn't fully appreciate until moving on to our next school, was the incredibly high calibre of instruction at LGM. Each morning, the amazing teachers warmly greet students with handshakes and smiles, organized and well prepared for the day's lessons. Through out the day, kids enjoy the perfect blend of structure and individual choice and all activities are thoughtful and instructive. Don't be fooled by all the fun they're having, this school is teaching kids to love learning. The supportive administration and well-rounded parent body added to our great experience. A true gem - can't recommend it highly enough.

My daughter was one of the first students at OWP. She loved it SO much and had the best experience…read more The teachers were and are amazing and kind and care so much about the kids there, My daughter who is now in middle school still remembers the spanish that she learned at OWP. It was an amazing immersive experience that I wish every child could have.

One World Project is an incredible early childhood education center in Windsor Terrace. Our son…read morewent there for preschool for three years, and we couldn't be happier. We chose the school for its Spanish immersion program, but honestly, what we love most is how warm and nurturing it is. The school really creates an environment where kids feel safe and where diversity is celebrated. I love how all the teachers foster a love of learning through exploration and play. They change their lesson plans based on the interests of the children--our son spent weeks studying viruses and bacteria because that's what the children were interested in! Another thing I love about One World is how community-focused it is. Although, they bring a wealth of knowledge to the table, they are constantly involving the community--asking for ideas and input.. I have always known that One World is a special place, but that feeling has only been magnified now that our child is a more mainstream elementary school. I highly recommend One World Project to any family looking for preschool/camp or afterschool.

Our daughter began attending Elemental Arts Montessori this past fall when she turned three, and…read moresince starting I have been so impressed with her growth and demeanor. She smiles when she puts her coat on (and she recently learned to zip it up herself!). Barbara and her aides teach the kids new skills every week, from learning how to snap, to hanging up their coats to counting. I've heard from other EAM parents that their kids were well ahead of the learning and maturity curve by the time they started kindergarten, and I believe it. Barbara is kind, but most importantly, she treats her pupils with respect and gives them the space to try and try again -- which leads the kids to take pride in their accomplishments. This is a small school that's somewhat off the radar, but that is also part of its charm: it's just one mixed age classroom (ages 2-4). There is also a private outdoor space with some play structures. If you're on the fence, do a class visit to see how things are run. Our daughter has really thrived here. I cannot recommend EAM enough!

Our daughter has been going to Elemental Arts for the last two years and we have been really happy…read morewith her development there. The school is a little oasis of calm industry. It is very well organized and the kids are always actively engaged in one activity or another. The kids, even the little ones, are expected to be able to do a lot for themselves including putting on and taking off their coats, taking out and putting away the activities and games, going to the bathroom, eating lunch etc. and they all seem to be able to do these tasks without adult help. The children are given a lot of autonomy in deciding which particular activities or work stations they wish to involve themselves in as well as choosing which other child they wish to play with at any particular time. However, this all takes place under the ever attentive eyes of Barbara and her assistants. Barbara is really very talented with children. While she allows every child to make a lot of decisions, she watchfully ensures that the children are being kind, respectful and helpful to each other and that they allow each other to "work" calmly and effectively throughout the day. And she sure succeeds. The children are unbelievably well behaved at school and they learn how to work in a calm organized and cooperative way that will, I expect, serve them very well throughout the rest of their education and lives. Barbara is a very special teacher. She truly understands young children in a way that most people don't. Our daughter has thrived in this Montessori and we couldn't be happier at how ready she is for Kindergarten in the fall