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Practical life
Montessori Practical Life activities are a fundamental aspect of the Montessori method. Designed to foster independence, concentration, and fine motor skills, these hands-on tasks include daily life activities and life skills like pouring, buttoning, and food preparation. Practical Life activities promote self-care, coordination, and a sense of order in young learners.
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Language Arts
Montessori Language Arts through our multilingual approach is a comprehensive approach that cultivates language skills in young learners. Through phonetic exercises, vocabulary building, and reading comprehension activities, children develop fluency, phonemic awareness, and a love for literature. Montessori Language Arts encompasses oral language development, writing, and grammar, fostering effective communication and literacy proficiency. Children receive daily opportunities to engage with the language through storytelling, reading books, and day-to-day conversations
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Math
Montessori Math introduces children to mathematical concepts through hands-on materials and sequential activities. From counting and number recognition to advanced operations, Montessori Math provides a concrete foundation for abstract mathematical thinking. The curriculum promotes problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and a deep understanding of mathematical principles in young learners. They work happily with large quantities, fractions, geometry, and powers of and roots of numbers, concepts conventionally considered too advanced for the young mind.
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Cultural Social studies
In Montessori education, the cultural studies field cuts across multiple disciplines. The child gains a clear understanding of History, Geography, and Civics in each language. Children learn about different cultures through songs, books, and short presentations. Through daily conversations, cultural artifacts, exploring timelines, calendars, seasons, and photos, they develop an awareness of Geography, an understanding of historical passages of time, and an appreciation for the world around them.
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Science
Montessori Science sparks curiosity and nurtures a love for exploration in young minds. It encompasses a wide range of topics, including botany, zoology, geology, and physical sciences. Through hands-on experiments, observation, and classification activities, children develop scientific thinking, inquiry skills, and an appreciation for the wonders of the natural world.
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Enrichment Programs
our enrichment programs go beyond the classroom, providing students with a diverse range of extracurricular activities. From art and music to sports and technology, our programs ignite passions, promote holistic development, and cultivate well-rounded individuals. Students have the opportunity to explore their interests, discover hidden talents, and develop skills that extend beyond academics.
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Real World Experiences
Learning extends beyond the four walls of the classroom. Our carefully curated field trips offer invaluable outside-the-classroom experiences. From historical sites to cultural landmarks and scientific institutions, these excursions enrich students' knowledge, foster curiosity, and provide hands-on learning opportunities that bring subjects to life.
