Kindergarten der Wiener Kinderfreunde - Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus | Kindergarten Vienna

Short Description

The Kindergarten der Wiener Kinderfreunde in Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus provides loving care for children up to 6 years old. It features a toddler group, a kindergarten group, and a family group.

Kindergarten Vienna

Located in a ground-level building with bright group rooms and a movement room, the Kindergarten der Wiener Kinderfreunde creates an inviting atmosphere. Children benefit from cross-group work supported by a thoughtful child protection concept. Regular outings to libraries, theaters, and museums enrich their daily experiences and foster curiosity.

About this Kindergarten

Our kindergarten places great importance on the individual development of each child. The educational documentation, including a transition portfolio in the final kindergarten year, helps track each child's growth. With the learning software Schlaumäuse and language support based on Roger Loos, we enhance language development. The “House of Little Researchers” offers exciting opportunities to explore the world.

The educational counseling and developmental support is provided by Irene Badawi, an experienced occupational therapist and Marte Meo therapist. Parents can rest assured that their children are in good hands.

Languages

In our kindergarten, German is the primary language. Children have the opportunity to develop their language skills in a stimulating environment.

Educational Approach

We follow an inclusive approach that places the needs of each child at the center. Through cross-group work and close teamwork, we create an environment where children feel comfortable and can thrive.

What Parents Say

According to Google reviews, parents appreciate the warm atmosphere and dedicated care. Many highlight the regular outings and individual support provided.

Additional Information

The kindergarten is open Monday to Friday and offers various programs for children up to 6 years old. Regular activities like ice skating and swimming promote children's motor skills and social interaction.