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Montessori child working with math materials

Montessori materials

Montessori child working with math spindle box

Montessori materials

Montessori classroom

Montessori materials

Montessori child working with language materials

Montessori child working with language materials

Montessori child outdoors

Montessori child working with math materials

Montessori children working outdoors

Montessori child holding eggplant in the classroom

Montessori students during outdoor time

Montessori students during outdoor time

Montessori children gardening

Montessori child working practical life skills

Montessori guide and child in the classroom

Montessori child holding a eggplant in the garden

Montessori child holding books in the classroom

Montessori child looking a butterfly with a magnifying glass

Montessori parents and child during outdoors time

Montessori guides and parents

A Montessori teacher and a group of toddlers hold hands in a circle for an outdoor song and movement activity.

A Montessori teacher leads a group of toddlers in an outdoor ring toss game to develop coordination.

A toddler Montessori child independently chooses a board book from a low, forward-facing library shelf.

Toddler Montessori children sit in a circle on small chairs, independently reading board books on an alphabet rug.

A toddler Montessori child points to an emotions chart on the wall to identify feelings as part of social-emotional development.

An elementary Montessori student practices grammar and vocabulary by categorizing and writing

A primary Montessori child practices vowel sounds and phonics by tracing and completing word cards on a work rug.

An elementary Montessori student works on a vocabulary lesson, writing and categorizing words for animals, people, and places.

A primary Montessori student engages in a zoology lesson, matching physical seashells to nomenclature cards and recording observations.

A primary Montessori child uses three-part cards and a clipboard to learn the parts of a flower, including the corolla, pistil, and stamens.

A primary Montessori child uses small objects and word labels on a work mat to learn the concept of singular and plural nouns.

A primary Montessori child uses colorful bead chains and number tickets on a work rug to practice skip counting and linear counting.

A primary Montessori child uses the constructive triangles material on a small rug to explore how different geometric shapes can form a larger triangle.

two primary Montessori children collaborate on a literacy lesson using the movable alphabet to build words on a work rug.

A primary Montessori student identifies and matches blue geometric solids to their corresponding 2D bases and nomenclature cards on a long floor mat.

A primary Montessori child uses three-part cards and life cycle figurines to learn the stages of a monarch butterfly, from egg to adult.

A primary Montessori child uses a large collection of nomenclature cards and physical specimens to classify and identify different types of seashells.

If you think your child would thrive in a Montessori environment, give us a call or schedule a tour online. We would love for you to visit our school and learn more.

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