Through the structure of the Montessori classroom and guidance from the teachers, children learn to take responsibility for their own learning. Small groups and individual instruction characterize the Preschool. Teachers move throughout the classroom, facilitating children’s work choices and social interactions. 

In addition to traditional Montessori materials, many classroom activities are designed by the teachers; they monitor and adapt activities according to the needs and interests of the children. The classrooms are divided into several distinct areas designed to engage children’s interest, with each section containing activities offering varying degrees of challenge. Ranging from simple to complex, the graduated activities are designed to increase concentration, focus, fine motor control, and organizational skills.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTESSORI PRESCHOOL PROGRAM:

  • The Preschool program gives students the opportunity to learn, practice, and master material while forming deep, meaningful connections with their teachers and peers
  • An individualized curriculum designed for students’ joyful discovery of new concepts

  • A beautiful classroom environment set up by the areas: Practical Life, Sensorial, Math, Language Arts, Science, Physical Geography and Cultural Geography 

  • Freedom to move throughout the classroom

  • Art, music, and physical education programming 

  • Daily outdoor play time on the roof playground