The Windlicht daycare center in Marzahn-Nord is a JAO-operated facility with 60 places for children from toddler age to school entry; its main focuses are physical activity, health and language support, and the daycare works closely with the neighboring family center Haus Windspiel.
The Wilde Wiese daycare is a parent-run facility on the grounds of the Julius Leber Barracks in Berlin-Mitte and provides care for up to 50 children in small groups. The facility emphasizes participation, plenty of physical activity and nature experiences, and the meals follow DGE standards.
Montessori-oriented kindergarten in Biesdorf offering full-day care for children until they start school; the facility has 100 places and provides inclusive programs as well as Montessori pedagogy.
The KulturKindergarten at the Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin cares for up to 80 children in a renovated, listed building at Wuhlegarten and combines a cultural focus with early English instruction. The facility offers five groups (two nursery groups, three kindergarten groups) and serves both UKB employees and children from the surrounding neighborhood.
The Notenhopser daycare center cares for up to 180 children (from around eight weeks up to starting school) in mixed-age groups in a quiet, green residential area of Marzahn. The facility has a spacious garden and places an educational focus on movement, nature, and everyday integrated language support.
The Kita Fuchtelzwerge in Biesdorf (operated by Die Wuhlewanderer gGmbH) cares for up to 60 children from around one year old until they start school. The facility focuses on promoting physical activity, early musical education, and offers English programs from age three; full meals are provided.
The DRK daycare center Kreuz & Quer in Marzahn cares for up to 85 children in three mixed-age groups, from about six months to seven years. The facility follows the open-concept approach and places educational emphasis on movement, art and language. The daycare is open full day from 06:30 to 17:45.
The facility Irgendwie Anders is operated by the provider pad and follows an open, situation-oriented approach. The daycare center opened in 2011 and offers childcare places for children from toddler age up to school entry.
The Wirbelwind daycare center (operator: AWO pro:mensch) cares for up to 120 children at Marzahner Chaussee 205-207. The facility has a nest area (admissions from eight weeks), mixed-age groups, an outdoor area/garden and participates in the Sprach-Kitas program.
The Glückspilze daycare center in Biesdorf is operated by DETI gGmbH and cares for about 65 children in mixed-age groups. The facility emphasizes multilingualism (especially German/Russian), physical activity, nutrition and music education, as well as inclusive practice, and follows the Berlin Education Program.
