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Our Plymouth MN Montessori Preschool & Child Care Center

Step By Step’s Plymouth, MN preschool provides fun and personalized Montessori learning, and nurturing child care. We offer full-time and part-time Montessori preschool programs for about the cost of daycare. Our programs combine the care, comfort, and attentiveness of the best daycare centers with the hands-on, fun, tailored education of the best Montessori schools.

Infants, toddlers, preschool-age, and kindergarten-age kids can learn and have fun at Step By Step during the day, and come home more energetic and more interested in learning (not less).

Our Plymouth school is located on the service road at the Northwest corner of Highway 169 and Rockford Road/County Road 42.  We’re immediately west of the New Hope line, and only about 10 miles northwest of downtown Minneapolis.  Our Plymouth location is convenient for parents and kids throughout the northwestern suburbs. (New to the area? Read more about the Plymouth community.)

Awards & Distinctions for Step By Step Montessori Plymouth

Sun Publications Reader’s Choice Award – 2015 Best Montessori Preschool – Crystal, New Hope and Plymouth

Sun Publications Reader’s Choice Award – 2018 Best Montessori Preschool and Best Childcare Center in New Hope and Robbinsdale

What Parents Say

“Step By Step has been an overwhelmingly positive experience for our family. Charlie has thrived in an environment run by top-notch professionals. The cleanliness and care of the facility is what first drew us in and the care which Charlie receives daily is what will keep us with Step By Step until he finishes kindergarten. The education that he has received surpasses our highest expectations and will provide him an excellent foundation for many years to come.” – Ryan Moe

Photo Gallery

A child concentrating on a practical life task, using a small broom and dustpan to clean up. A child concentrating on a practical life task, using a small broom and dustpan to clean up. Children engaged in collaborative learning, using Montessori zoology puzzles to identify animals. A student using Montessori number rods to understand counting and measurement. A child concentrating on a practical life task, using a small broom and dustpan to clean up. Montessori classroom where students are focused on self-paced learning with sensory materials. A Montessori teacher guiding a child through early reading exercises using movable alphabet letters. Montessori art corner where children are painting using natural brushes and materials. A student practicing balance and coordination by walking on a Montessori classroom line. A child working independently with Montessori pink tower cubes to develop spatial awareness.