The Montessori philosophy is the cornerstone of your child’s private kindergarten. By presenting children with exciting educational activities, children learn to enjoy learning as they develop the primary characteristics of successful young people.
Practical Life Experience
Practical life skills set the foundations for all academic learning. Performing ordinary tasks like stacking, pouring, and sorting teaches distinct math and science skills that will be applied over and over again as the child grows. Practicing routines like tying shoes or setting the table builds fine motor skills and provides exposure to orderly procedures.Learning Leadership
Mixed-age classrooms are perfect for teaching children how to act in responsible leadership roles. Older kids are able to use their acquired skills to assist younger children, practicing diplomacy and problem-solving as younger kids learn to model their own social behavior in a similar manner.Sensorial Activities
Discovering shapes, textures and groups are core parts of private kindergarten instruction. Sensorial activities engage all of a child’s senses, helping them understand science, math, and more. This in turn helps develop muscle control, critical thinking skills, and abstract concepts.Exploring Language
Language is the ability to comprehend spoken and written words and sentences. It includes learning to write, awareness of cultural diversity, and serves to teach children effective communication skills. Immersing the child in language coincides with all other classroom experiences.Mastering Mathematics
Your child’s private kindergarten has been slowly teaching math-related skills since daycare. Beginning with shape and color recognition, counting, and simple arithmetic, mastering math comes with working on other activities and seeing how numbers relate to real-world routines.Investigating Cultural Diversity
We live in the most culturally diverse country in the world, a perfect environment for teaching children about the similarities and differences in all of us. From flags to traditional outfits, from cultural activities to multi-national foods, private kindergarten kids are introduced to cultural diversity as a matter of daily activities.From learning courtesy and grace to developing a keen understanding of language, private kindergarten students are taught how to enjoy learning and then encouraged to pursue their favorite interests. At the same time, teachers are observing each child’s progress and guiding them to new discoveries and experiences.
