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Montessori education is renowned for its unique approach, emphasizing child-led learning, hands-on experiences, and a carefully prepared environment. The curriculum is broad and comprehensive, covering various developmental areas. 

Our curriculum integrated into the classroom environment. It allows children to explore and learn at their own pace, with teachers guiding and facilitating their individual learning journeys.

The materials and activities are designed to cater to a child’s natural developmental stages and interests, fostering a lifelong love for learning and curiosity about the world.

1. Practical Life:

Activities promoting independence, care of self, care of the environment, and fine motor skills. These tasks might include pouring, washing dishes, dressing frames, etc.

2. Sensorial Development:

Materials designed to refine and educate the senses, aiding in the understanding of size, shape, texture, sound, taste, and smell. These materials help children classify and understand their world through sensory experiences.

3. Language:

A phonetic approach to language acquisition, starting with sounds and progressing to reading, writing, vocabulary development, grammar, and comprehension. The environment includes language materials like sandpaper letters, movable alphabets, and language cards.

4. Mathematics:

Concrete materials that introduce mathematical concepts such as numerals, quantity, operations, place value, and geometry. Materials like number rods, spindle boxes, and the golden bead material aid in understanding abstract mathematical ideas.

5. Cultural Studies:

Exploration of geography, history, botany, zoology, music, art, and other cultural subjects. Our Montessori classrooms offer materials and activities that introduce children to various aspects of the world and its diversity.

6. Science:

Hands-on experiments and activities that encourage exploration and understanding of scientific principles. Children might engage in activities related to nature, the human body, and basic scientific concepts.

7. Art and Creativity:

Opportunities for artistic expression through various mediums like painting, drawing, sculpting, and crafting. The focus is on the process rather than the end product, encouraging creativity and self-expression.

8. Peace Education and Social Skills:

Montessori education emphasizes values like respect, empathy, conflict resolution, and cooperation. Children are taught to interact positively with others and the environment.

The curriculum is not strictly divided into separate subjects but rather integrated into the classroom environment. It allows children to explore and learn at their own pace, with teachers guiding and facilitating their individual learning journeys. The materials and activities are designed to cater to a child’s natural developmental stages and interests, fostering a lifelong love for learning and curiosity about the world.

Summary

The curriculum is not strictly divided into separate subjects but rather integrated into the classroom environment. It allows children to explore and learn at their own pace, with teachers guiding and facilitating their individual learning journeys. The materials and activities are designed to cater to a child’s natural developmental stages and interests, fostering a lifelong love for learning and curiosity about the world.