Where Curiosity Meets Community
Kindergarten at the Intergenerational Schools
Get Ready for Kindergarten!
Is your child starting kindergarten soon?
Download our free Kindergarten Readiness Guide for helpful tips and activities to practice at home. Inside, you’ll find 20 skills to practice across math, reading, social-emotional development, and independence, all designed to help your child feel confident and prepared for their first day.
Kindergarten Readiness Guide
Complete this form below to download a guide to help prepare your child to feel confident and excited to start kindergarten.
What Makes Kindergarten at the Intergenerational Schools Special
Small, Multi-Age Classes
Small, Multi-Age Classes
Kindergarteners learn alongside first and second graders in our Primary Stage classrooms, where students work at their own developmental pace. Younger students benefit from modeling and support from older peers, while older students develop leadership skills and deepen their own understanding by helping others.
Caring, Connected Teachers
Teacher Connections
Within our multi-age classes, our teachers loop with students for several years, building deep relationships that help every child feel known, valued, and supported.
Your kindergartener's teacher will truly get to know your child and understand their unique strengths, learning style, and needs—and will be there to guide them as they grow.
Hands-On, Playful Learning
Hands-On, Playful Learning
Kindergarten learning is active, social, and exploratory. Students engage in literacy and math workshops, science investigations, art, music, and movement.
Your child will spend each day learning through stories, songs, building, creating, and collaborating with classmates and community Learning Partners.
Building Confidence and Community
Building Confidence and Community
From the first day, kindergarteners participate in Morning Meetings, where students greet each other, share their thoughts, and build a sense of belonging.
They learn to express their needs, navigate friendships, solve problems, and contribute to a classroom community where everyone matters.

