The Mulberry Tree
The warmth of home care and the quality materials and trained staff of a center-based program

nature-inspired, music-infused
Child-Centered, open-end learning
Organic, vegetarian snacks and meals
Daily Music and Movement
Social-Emotional Curriculum
Nature-based Science Experiences
Montessori Math and sensorial materials
Waldorf and Reggio-inspired imaginative play
Visual and performing Arts Experiences

Connnecting care for the earth, care for our bodies, and the foods we eat
Healthy eating habits formed in Early Childhood can benefit a child for a lifetime.
Healthy eating habits formed in Early Childhood can benefit a child for a lifetime.
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Nature frames our day. Children harvest vegetables and fruits from the garden. Nature inspires our science and art projects. Plants and plant parts are frequent elements of projects (for example, grapevine wreaths). We have lots of opportunity to play in the dirt! Experts such as Jack Gilbert, Faculty Director of the Microbiome Center at the University of Chicago and author of “Dirt is Good”, note an abundance of research that indicates that early exposure to garden soil can benefit a child’s immune system for his entire life.
a day at the mulberry tree
