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Known & supported
A smaller setting helps caregivers notice individual interests, needs, strengths, and changing developmental skills.
Preschool · Beaverton, Oregon
A warm, small-group place to learn, play, and grow.
Oak Hearth Learning is a home-based preschool built around close relationships, purposeful experiences, and the time children need to explore at their own pace.
Small-group environmentMontessori-inspiredChild-centered learning
Why Oak Hearth
Early learning with room to be a child.
Preschoolers grow through relationships, movement, conversation, repetition, imagination, and hands-on discovery. We create a calm, prepared environment where children can build confidence while still enjoying the freedom and wonder of childhood.
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Growing independence
Children practice choosing activities, caring for materials, communicating needs, solving problems, and helping with everyday routines.
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Curiosity in action
Stories, art, sensory experiences, practical activities, outdoor play, early language and math, and open-ended exploration invite active learning.
Our approach
Purposeful learning without unnecessary pressure.
Our Montessori-inspired approach gives children meaningful choices and opportunities to practice real skills.
We prepare an environment that encourages independence, concentration, curiosity, problem solving, creativity, and care for others.
Children have opportunities to…
- Choose from accessible, age-appropriate activities
- Practice practical skills and everyday independence
- Build early language, math, fine-motor, and problem-solving skills
- Create through art, sensory experiences, music, and imaginative play
- Build friendships and practice respectful problem solving
- Move, play outdoors, and notice the natural world
What children experience
A preschool day with variety and purpose.
Doing real things
Everyday tasks can strengthen coordination, concentration, responsibility, and confidence.
Stories & conversation
Books, songs, vocabulary, storytelling, listening, speaking, and early literacy experiences.
Early math & reasoning
Counting, sorting, matching, sequencing, puzzles, patterns, comparison, and problem solving.
Art & imagination
Open-ended art, sensory materials, pretend play, music, construction, and experimentation.
Active bodies
Outdoor play and movement help build coordination, strength, confidence, and self-regulation.
Learning together
Children practice sharing space, communicating, taking turns, helping, and navigating friendships.
Family partnership
Children do best when home and preschool know one another, communicate openly, and work toward the same goal.
Getting to know your child matters.
Before a child starts, we want to understand their routines, interests, communication, strengths, and support needs so we can thoughtfully prepare for a successful beginning.
Interested in Oak Hearth Learning?
Send us your contact information and we’ll reach out to talk about the program and next steps.