Montessori

"Never help a child with a task at which he feels he can succeed”

- Dr. Maria Montessori

The Exercises of practical life activities are those the children see in their own homes. The exercise of practical life enables the child to develop control of movement, concentration, self-discipline, and the ability to complete a cycle of activity.

The Sensorial materials

provide a particular purpose of

using the child’s hands and senses

for spontaneous activity.

Montessori emphasizes learning through all the senses, not just through listening, watching or

reading.

The Montessori language program

is based on a strong foundation of phonetics. The phonetic approach equips the child to pen his

thoughts freely. A non-corrective mode in the class facilitates

child’s creative writing.

The Montessori mathematical materials allow children to begin their mathematical journey from the concrete to the abstract through manipulation, experimentation and intervention.

Art, music, geography, history, botany, zoology, and science are integrated into a holistic approach to living and learning in our human family, on our planetary home across cultures and throughout history.

MONTESSORI

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