Kita Primavera in Wedding (Mitte district) is a German-Portuguese bilingual kindergarten that cares for children aged about 1 to 6 years. The facility accommodates 25 children, follows an immersive bilingual pedagogy, and prepares meals in its own kitchen.
Multilingual integration daycare center in Karlshorst (Dönhoffstraße 2), operated by Zweimalzwölf gUG. The facility is intended to provide 25 long-term places and focuses on inclusion and multilingualism (German, Russian, Ukrainian).
New daycare facility of Kindergärten NordOst on Gudrunstraße (opening 2025) with 185 places and a pedagogical focus on democratic education; around 60 children under three are cared for on the ground floor, and 125 children aged three up to school entry are cared for on the upper floor.
The daycare kieke mal in Lichtenberg is part of the INDEPENDENT LIVING Foundation and offers movement-oriented, intercultural childcare. The facility, opened in 2020, cares for up to 120 children from around six months until school entry. Opening hours are weekdays from 06:00 to 18:00.
Bilingual MITRA facility in Lichtenberg with a strong focus on multilingual support (German and Russian, supplemented by Ukrainian and Romanian). The daycare serves preschool-aged children (approximately 1-6 years) and has a spacious outdoor area.
The kindergarten Tausendfühler (operator: Kindergärten NordOst) in Lichtenberg cares for children aged 0 to 6 years and offers full-day care from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The facility emphasizes exploratory learning and states on the operator's website that it currently has available places.
The Ahrenshooper Spatzen daycare center (operated by pad gGmbH) provides care for a total of 75 children (30 in the under‑3 group, 45 in the preschool group) and accepts children from 10 months of age until they start school. The facility follows the situational approach and an open-concept working model, emphasizing participation and respectful interaction.
The Kinderhaus daycare center in Neu-Hohenschönhausen is an inclusive facility of the association Kinderhaus Berlin - Mark Brandenburg e. V. It follows the situational approach and, in spacious indoor and outdoor areas, cares for up to 160 children in mixed-age groups.
The inclusive daycare center Schneckenhausen (operator: SPIK e.V.) cares for up to 23 children aged about one and a half to six years in mixed-age groups. The facility places an emphasis on movement and nature education and uses the large outdoor grounds as well as the adjacent wetland for its educational work.
The Wiesenhüpper daycare center is a childcare facility with a focus on nature and the environment on the southeastern edge of Neu-Hohenschönhausen. It cares for children from around 8 weeks until they start school, and offers freshly prepared meals daily, physical activity programs, and a large outdoor area with direct access to the Krugwiesen.
