Preschool - 6th Grade
Giving the Future Wings
Montessori Curriculum
"To consider the school as a place where instruction is given is one point of view. But to consider the school as a preparation for life is another" - Maria Montessori
The Montessori Approach
​3 Year Cycle of Student Learning
Students remain in the same classroom for a three-year cycle, allowing for deep relationships, continuity of learning, and leadership opportunities.
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Uninterrupted Work Time
Without frequent interruptions, students build focus, independence, and a strong internal work ethic.
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Prepared Environment
Every material has a purpose and place, allowing children to navigate their environment confidently and take ownership of their learning.
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Freedom Within Clear Limits
Children are given the freedom to choose their work and move independently within clear and consistent boundaries.
The Montessori Guide
Teacher Observation
The Montessori Guide carefully observes each child to understand their interests, strengths, and readiness.
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Supports Individual Readiness
Each child progresses at their own pace. Rather than teaching the whole group the same lesson at the same time, the Guide tailors instruction to meet individual readiness and growth.
Encourages Self-discovery
Instead of providing answers immediately, the Montessori Guide presents materials and invites exploration. This approach nurtures curiosity, problem-solving, and confidence as children discover concepts for themselves.
Whole Child Education
Supports Whole Child Development
Montessori education nurtures academic growth alongside social skills, emotional regulation, and outdoor learning.
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Holistic Curriculum
The Montessori curriculum weaves together Cosmic Education, Practical Life, Sensorial exploration, Math, Language, Geography, Cultural Studies, History, Art, Music, Outdoor Education, and Social-Emotional learning. Each area connects to the others, helping children understand themselves as part of a larger world.
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Promoting Independence
As children learn to do things for themselves, they build confidence, self-discipline, and a strong sense of capability.
Montessori Materials
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​Purposefully Designed for Concept Mastery
Montessori materials are intentionally created to isolate one concept at a time, allowing children to focus deeply and master skills step by step.
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Concrete to Abstract Progression
Students begin with hands-on, tactile materials that make abstract concepts visible and understandable before transitioning to paper-and-pencil work.
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Built-In Control of Error
​Many Montessori materials allow children to recognize and correct their own mistakes independently, fostering problem-solving and confidence.
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​Invites Repetition and Deep Concentration
The materials naturally invite repetition, giving children the freedom to practice until they feel confident and successful.
