School News
Today’s Field Day was filled with athletic fun, good friends, and beautiful weather. Congratulations to our young participants and the Elementary students who gave support along the sidelines.
The Addition Strip Board helps a child understand basic addition, and prepares a child for more abstract math.
Elementary Montessori students develop higher levels of executive functioning skills like self-discipline, autonomy over learning, deep focus, critical reasoning, and problem solving.
This week we celebrate Maria Montessori Education Week.
"The child can develop fully by means of experience in this environment. We call such experience 'work'. Such experience is not just play... it is work he/she must do in order to grow up." Maria Montessori
"The child can develop fully by means of experience in this environment. We call such experience 'work'. Such experience is not just play... it is work he/she must do in order to grow up." Maria Montessori
Much anticipated elementary Olympic Day was filled with fun and friendly completion. Congratulations to our student athletes!
The Montessori classroom is collaborative, a place where students learn to work together.
Language development and literacy are nurtured through story time and the shared experience it creates.
Staying focused to the task at hand is practiced daily in the Montessori classroom.
This week we celebrate Maria Montessori Education Week.
"The child can develop fully by means of experience in this environment. We call such experience 'work'. Such experience is not just play... it is work he/she must do in order to grow up." Maria Montessori
"The child can develop fully by means of experience in this environment. We call such experience 'work'. Such experience is not just play... it is work he/she must do in order to grow up." Maria Montessori
It’s not puzzling to understand why children love to work in a Montessori classroom.
Science Fair fun has just begun! Students of all ages are immersed in science today. Air pressure, sink and float, temperatures and thermometers, magnetism, light and shadow projections, and so much more were the highlights of this exciting day.
Percussion instruments involve the body in keeping a beat and feeling rhythm. The children are fully participating musically and creating music without even trying.
