The Montessori Way means that we recognize that learning begins at birth. From birth to age six, the period that Dr. Montessori referred to as the “absorbent mind,” the child has a greater capacity to learn than in any other period of life. We prepare environments which allow the child to independently explore and learn. Our environments are intended to be enriching, with each material carefully selected to refine an important skill.
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Many Montessori materials are used throughout multiple age groups, first giving children a foundation at a young age and then becoming more complex as they are prepared to complete more
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The Montessori primary classrooms are uniquely designed to help children learn independence and cooperation while exploring the world around them. Our primary classrooms are stocked with a wide variety of
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Montessori classrooms look very different from traditional classrooms. Rather than putting the teacher in the front with children sitting in rows, it’s common to see children working in a variety
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Five Essential Qualities of Montessori Education Those involved in the self-evaluation and consultation should observe the following five essential qualities of Montessori education: 1. The Montessori Learning Environment A Child-Centered
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