Lower Elementary

(Ages 6-9 years)

Lower Elementary

(Ages 6-9 years)

Lower Elementary

(Ages 6-9 years)

What Makes Our Learning Community Dynamic?

Welcome to our Lower Elementary Montessori Classroom, a dynamic learning community where children ages six to nine embark on a journey of intellectual exploration, collaboration, and discovery. Rooted in the renowned Montessori philosophy, our program offers a rich educational experience that fosters a lifelong passion for learning and a deep sense of responsibility towards oneself, others, and the world.

 

Our Montessori-trained educators serve as knowledgeable guides, nurturing each child’s intellectual curiosity, creativity, and intrinsic motivation. By providing a balance of freedom and structure, students are empowered to take ownership of their learning, pursue their passions, and reach their full potential. In our mixed-age classroom setting, older students mentor and support younger peers, fostering a sense of community, collaboration, and mutual respect. Through peer-to-peer interaction, cooperative projects, and group discussions, students develop essential social-emotional skills such as empathy, communication, conflict resolution, and leadership. 

Curriculum

Our curriculum is designed to inspire a love of learning and a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of knowledge. Through interdisciplinary studies, real-world connections, and hands-on experiences, students develop an understanding of the world and their place within it. Field trips, guest speakers, and community service projects further enrich the learning experience, providing opportunities for students to apply their knowledge and skills in meaningful ways. 

At our Lower Elementary Montessori Classroom, we strive to create a nurturing and inclusive environment where every child feels valued, supported, and inspired to reach their highest potential. We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our program, our dedicated educators, and the transformative experiences awaiting your child. Contact us today to schedule a visit and discover how our Montessori approach can ignite your child’s passion for learning and lay the foundation for a lifetime of success. 

  • Great Lesson : The Story of Numbers
  • Concepts and process in operations of + , -, x and ÷
  • Skip Counting; sequence of numbers
  • Graphing and Venn Diagrams
  • Word problems
  • Measurements
  • Fact mesmorization
  • Place values of thousands, millions, and billions
  • Time
  • Pre-algebra
  • Concepts and processes of making change and money work
  • Geometric figures
  • Basic concept of lines and angles
  • Measurement
  • The Great Lesson : Formation of the Universe
  • Clock of Eras
  • Timeline of Life
  • Timeline of the Universe
  • Fundamental needs of Humans
  • Geography
    • Physical ( i.e., land and water forms)
    • Functinal (i.e., sun, moon, planets, atmosphere, geology, plate tectonics, earth layers)
  • Political
    • Flags, Countries, States, Capitals, Continents, Customs)
  • Physical sciences
    • Scientific Experiments/methods
    • States of matter
    • Temperature
    • Chemical Reactions
    • Propertiesof liquids and solids
    • Magnetism
  • Zoology
    • vertebrates and invertebrates
    • classification and characteristics of animals
    • life cycle
    • animal kingdom
  • Botany
    • Plant anatomy
    • Plant kingdom
    • Botany charts
    • Gardening
  • Anatomy
    • Human body (i.e., parts, systems, senses)
  • The Great Lesson: The Story of Language
  • Reading
    • Word sequencing
    • Comprehension
    • Vocabulary
    • Main ideas
  • Writing
    • Learning script and cursive
  • Grammar
    • Parts of speech
  • Word skills
    • Synonyms/antonyms
    • Prefixes/suffixes
    • Homonyms
    • Contractions
    • Plurals
  • Education on fitness
  • Learning sportsmanship
  • Cooperative and Team games
  • Self-reflection and goal setting
  • Sports
  • Care for nature
    • watering plants
    • gardening
  • Grace and Courtesy
  • Group cooperativeness in activities
  • arts and crafts
  • In-house presentations
  • Care for animals/barnyard
  • Primary and Secondary colors
  • Study of different styles and modes of art
  • Art showcase in spring
  • Visual literacy
  • Study of artists and art history
  • Perform in Halloween show and Fiesta performance
  • Writing process
  • Journaling
  • Creative wriitng
  • Poetry
  • Mechanics of writing

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