Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.
These activities develop motor coordination, care for the environment, care for oneself, and grace and courtesy.
Sensory activities are designed to help learners organize impressions into perceptual categories and make distinctions.
Language is treated as a tool for getting things done in the real world as well as a subject of study.
In the Montessori environment, math is the most popular subject and inspires enthusiasm, interest and concentration.
Children are introduced to cultural ideas through the study of geography, history, science experiments, plant life, animal life, music, dance and art.
Science is best learned by observing and experimenting.
We have a well-trained physical education teacher and a large selection of sports equipment.
Art is all about expressing and communicating ideas and feelings.
