The daycare center (operated by Kinder in Bewegung gGmbH) on Hermsdorfer Street cares for children from about one year old until they start school and offers full-day care (Mon-Fri, 06:00-17:00). Key focus areas are movement/psychomotor development, language education and early English activities; the facility follows the Berlin Education Program.
The AWO daycare Kinderwelt in Reinickendorf is a childcare facility run by the AWO at the Scharnweberstraße U-Bahn station; the facility operates an open-concept model on several levels, participates in the federal Sprach-Kita program, and primarily cares for children of preschool age.
Kita Karoline in Reinickendorf is a daycare center operated by the provider Kindertagesstätten Nordwest with an approved capacity of 180 places. It cares for children from nursery to school-preparatory age in mixed-age groups and emphasizes physical activity, integration, early musical education and language support.
Kita Alt-Reinickendorf is a small daycare center in Reinickendorf (Schillerring 13) with around 47 places for children roughly 1 to 6 years old; the team provides full-day care with activities such as sports, music and early English elements, and prepares meals on site.
The Amendestraße daycare center (operator: Kindertagesstätten Nordwest) is a three-storey full-day facility with 125 places. The facility sees itself as an active house and places emphasis on holistic development, physical activity, language support, and full meals for the children.
The Montessori children's house on Sommerstraße is a daycare run by the Unionhilfswerk, located in a multigenerational building across several floors with its own garden. The facility operates according to Montessori principles, cares for infant/toddler and preschool groups, and offers mixed-age care as well as language support integrated into everyday routines.
The Protestant daycare center Tegelorter Kirchenmäuse (founded in 2001) is a church-run youth welfare facility in the Tegelort neighborhood for up to 30 children (from about 1.5 years old until school entry). It follows the Berlin education program, emphasizes ties to the congregation and integration, and cares for the children in mixed-age groups.
The small, family-oriented part-time daycare in der Scheune of the Protestant parish Alt-Wittenau provides up to 20 part-time places for children from about age 2 until they start school. Pedagogically, the facility follows the situational approach with a focus on language development, integration and movement.
Kita Kirchenmäuse is a Protestant daycare center in the Märkisches Viertel (Reinickendorf) that cares for children aged approximately 2 to 6 years. Its main focuses are language development as well as movement and music; the facility works closely with the FACE family center and follows the Early Excellence approach.
Kita Dreieinigkeit is a small Protestant daycare center in Siemensstadt/Reinickendorf with a family atmosphere. The daycare follows the Berlin education program, places an emphasis on integration, and offers early music education as well as a forest group.
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