Parent-run sensory and movement daycare in Berlin-Marienfelde that cares for up to 43 children in mixed-age groups and promotes diversity and play-based learning with a focus on sensory awareness and movement.
The Protestant part-time daycare center Goltzstraße in Lichtenrade cares for up to 28 children in two mixed-age groups (admission from age 2) and is open on weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The facility has its own kitchen with a focus on organic whole foods, religious education, and a spacious outdoor area.
Parent-run children's co-op in Mariendorf that, according to the directory, cares for children aged approximately 1 to 5 years. The facility reportedly offers full-day care (approximately 06:45 to 17:00) and a small group fund for materials.
Parent-run daycare center in Tempelhof with a situational pedagogical approach; the facility serves mixed-age groups and focuses, among other things, on aesthetic education, health, intercultural education, and movement.
The MaRiS daycare center is a municipal facility run by the provider NUSZ in Neu-Tempelhof and, according to its own information, cares for around 190 children aged approximately 1 to 6 years in nursery and kindergarten. Pedagogically it is oriented toward Maria Montessori and the Berlin education program and places value on close transitions between the nursery and the preschool section.
The Tiponi daycare center in Tempelhof is operated by the provider IKT Stadtindianer e.V. The facility cares for children in six groups from around 8 weeks up to school entry (up to 100 places in total), follows an inclusive approach in line with the Berlin Education Program, and offers full-day care with opening hours Monday to Thursday from 7:00 to 17:00 and Friday from 7:00 to 16:30.
Two Klax facilities on Ankogelweg: the Kieselstein nursery cares for toddlers (according to the quality report 30 places, age range 1-3 years) and the Zauberstein kindergarten accepts children from age 3 until school entry (according to the quality report 70 places). Both facilities follow Klax pedagogy, offer family-friendly opening hours and organic, wholesome meals.
The Krabbelkäfer kindergarten (IKT-Stadtindianer e.V.) cares for up to 26 children in one group, aged approximately 1 to 6 years. The facility operates inclusively with an intercultural focus, provides language development support, and is open on weekdays from early morning until late afternoon.
The Wiesenstraße daycare (operator: Orte für Kinder GmbH) cares for around 130 children from about one year old until they start school, according to the operator, and offers full-day care with language support, physical activity programs, and a large garden.
The Kita Schneckenhaus (operated by TÄKS e. V.) cares for up to 27 children from around 8 months until they start school. The facility is inclusive, emphasizes project work, and promotes independent, collaborative learning.
