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Our wonderful Montessori infant care environment is  

safe, secure “home away from home” environment where they can play learn and grow. 

That’s why we have created a such warm and inviting room with full of colors and activities for little ones to socialize, and  get the best start of their life.

In our lovely infant classroom setting, we foster and nurture your child's independence:

• Plenty of floor space for children to move and explore, as they are ready
• We follow a child’s natural sleeping and waking process
• Meals and feedings are determined by a child’s natural hunger patterns

Our Toddler Program is filled with sensory experiences in a Montessori setup for them to learn, grow and socialize. This is also the age where kids learn and explore.

Toddlers need an environment that offers fun, safe and exciting environment. As they are learning to walk, we made sure their classrooms are roomy and with ample space for them to grow. 

Dr. Montessori was one of the first educators to recognize the first few years of a child’s life as critical to the development of personality and intellect. Our toddler classrooms allow them the freedom to learn as much as they can, as quickly as possible.

This is the time for children to explore and discover through active play, since children learn best by doing. In addition, our educators give toddlers responsive, individualized attention to help build skills in:

• Sensory and Perception 
• Self-help 
• Language 
• Physical and Motor Skills 
• Social and Emotional Growth 

The Montessori Primary program offers a unique, mixed-age classroom environment, for children approximately 2 to 3 years old. Here, children engage in individual learning experiences, as well as one-on-one interactions, which are integral to the Montessori Method.

As children get older, they tend to see things that adults find ordinary as very interesting and special. Practical life exercises like sorting, pouring, or washing dishes absorb them completely.

We recognize this as the beginning of control and coordination of mind and body. That’s why Montessori learning revolves around tangible, hands-on experiences.

Children use concrete materials to learn math; movable alphabet letters to explore language; and cubes, cylinders and other objects to categorize and more. Practical learning experiences explore key subjects including:

• Science and Nature 
• Music and Movement 
• Censorial 
• Nutrition  
• Cultural Awareness 
• History 
• Geography 
• Language Arts 
• Mathematics

 The Montessori Elementary school program develops unique, sensitive individuals. With a solid foundation laid in the Primary classroom.

When children are prepared to move beyond the Primary classroom, we use the Montessori Method to provide a more structured approach and begin to facilitate for a successful transition to elementary school.

Students work in an environment that is conducive to learning courtesy, tolerance, and respect of others. They are taught to make decisions, use their time wisely, and see mistakes as an opportunity to learn. These are all skills they will need throughout their lives.

In the Montessori Elementary program, children are taught to express themselves and to self-teach by researching. Through research, they are able to share an abundance of knowledge with each other.

This early education program combines physical and emotional development with the traditional academic disciplines taught in all learning institutions: 

• Language Arts 
• Mathematics 
• Social Studies 
• Foreign Language 
• Science 
• Art 
• Music