Developing Independence and a Love of Learning
Welcome to our Montessori Pre-Primary Classroom, a nurturing and dynamic environment designed to inspire and support the growth of children aged 18 months to 3 years old. Rooted in the time-tested principles of Maria Montessori, our program offers a rich educational experience tailored to the unique developmental needs of young learners.
In our carefully prepared environment, children are encouraged to explore, discover, and learn at their own pace. Our dedicated Montessori-trained educators serve as guides, fostering independence, self-confidence, and a love for learning in each child.
At this critical stage of development, we prioritize hands-on, sensory-rich experiences that engage all aspects of a child’s intellect and develop essential skills such as concentration, coordination, problem-solving, and independence.
Pre-Primary Curriculum
What Will Your Student Learn?
Our curriculum integrates practical life skills, sensorial exploration, language development, mathematics, and cultural studies, providing a foundation for future learning. Respect for the child’s individual interests and abilities is paramount, allowing each child to progress along their unique educational journey.
We cultivate a warm and inclusive community where children feel safe, valued, and empowered to express themselves. Parent involvement is encouraged, fostering strong partnerships between home and school to support each child’s growth and development. Please explore the tabs below.
- Social/Emotional Skills
- Language Development
- Cultural Studies
- Mathematics
- Motor Development
- Practical Life Skills
- Learning to identify emotions using a mirror and other activities
- How to interact and greet each other
- Exercising appropriate mealtime behavior and clean up
- Practice turn taking and peacefulness
- Reading about friendship
- Showing compassion
- Learning to respect all which exists in nature
- Grace and Courtesy
- Verbal Communication
- Story telling
- Rhyming
- Object Classification
- Singing
- Learning and greeting classmates by names
- Learn about Geography through Puzzle
- Celebrate Holidays, Customs, and Traditions
- Learn about other Languages
- Experience cultural studies through our Art Program Director
- Counting together
- Number recognition
- Number ordering, counting, and sequence
- Rhyming and songs
- Our school has a more motor development program director who instructs each classroom 3 times a week.
- Preprimary students, jump with one foot and two feet, they stretch, walk on the balance beam, learn to throw, kick, and catch balls, and conduct small group games and activities.
- Build a healthy and appreciative relationship for Motor Development.
- Putting shoes on and off
- Retrieving and cleaning up snack and lunch
- Hand-washing
- Pushing chairs in
- Scooping, pouring, sweeping
- Watering plants in the classroom & outdoor butterfly garden