Montessori is an educational approach that respects each child’s natural desire to learn. Developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, it emphasizes independence, hands-on exploration, and a carefully prepared environment. Children are free to choose their activities, work at their own pace, and develop critical thinking, concentration, and confidence. The Montessori method nurtures the whole child in every aspect: intellectual, social, emotional, and physical. It encourages lifelong curiosity and a deep love of learning.
This area focuses on activities that help children develop independence and life skills, such as care of the self, care of the environment, and grace and courtesy. These activities build fine motor skills and independence.
Sensorial activities help children refine their senses of sight, touch, smell, taste, and sound. This area is crucial for developing a strong foundation in sensory perception and understanding the environment.
This area focuses on developing language skills, including reading, writing, and speaking. Montessori language activities help children explore the sounds of language and develop their vocabulary.
Mathematics activities help children understand numbers, shapes, and mathematical concepts. This area builds a strong foundation in math skills and logic.
Cultural studies explore history, geography, science, and the arts. This area broadens children's understanding of the world and fosters a love of learning.
These five areas are interconnected and work together to support the child’s overall development, fostering independence, creativity, and a love of learning.