Location in the communal accommodation at Kokoschka Street 4 (Hellersdorf) with preschool language support: German language assistance integrated into daily activities and shaped by arts-based pedagogy for primarily non-German-speaking children to prepare them for starting school.
The Kita Wuhleblick in Biesdorf is operated by the provider KITA-Dialog. It is part of the new WuhleBlick development on Cecilienstraße, is located near the Wuhletal and the Gardens of the World, and has a total of 85 places.
The Reggiohaus is a municipal daycare center (operator: Kindergärten NordOst) in Marzahn-Hellersdorf with Reggio pedagogy; it cares for children from about eight weeks old until they start school and has 195 places with regular opening hours from 06:00 to 18:00.
The Protestant daycare center Schneckenhaus in Biesdorf cares for up to 55 children in three groups, from around one year old until they start school. The facility operates under Christian responsibility and places a pedagogical emphasis on music.
Small, inclusive childcare center in the Berlin district of Wedding, operated by the association Die kleinen Chaoten e.V.; offers full-day care for a total of 23 places and accepts children from about 1 year up to school entry (around 6 years).
The Evangelical Village Kindergarten in Alt-Marzahn cares for up to 60 children from their first birthday in four mixed-age groups. The facility is part of the Evangelical parish of Berlin-Marzahn and places a focus on nature, music and religious education, as well as activities on the large outdoor grounds with a garden and animals.
The Kinderhaus Katz und Maus (operator: Kindergärten NordOst) provides care for preschool children in Marzahn-Hellersdorf and pedagogically emphasizes resilience-building as well as language and sensory-oriented projects. The facility offers care from early morning until late afternoon and has a capacity of around 200 places.
The Knirpsenhaus daycare in Marzahn-Mitte is operated by urban kita gGmbH and offers movement-promoting programs (including water familiarization, swimming lessons, as well as sauna and Kneipp treatments) along with additional activities such as theater, yoga and speech therapy for children from infancy until they start school.
The Wuhlespatzen daycare in Biesdorf is a large childcare center (195 places) operated by the provider Kindergärten NordOst, with an educational focus on nature and sustainability topics, language support, and early childhood music education. The facility offers full-day care and participates in various sustainability and integration projects.
The Humanist daycare Knirpsenstadt am Glitzerbach in Marzahn-Hellersdorf cares for children from around eight weeks until they start school in open, mixed-age settings; the facility emphasizes inclusion and language support, has a large garden and prepares meals fresh every day.
