Individualized Lesson Plan
Our goal is to meet the child where they are and scaffold their learning while helping them reach the top.
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Art in a Montessori classroom
Children started with action painting to prepare the background of their canvas. They glued the base of the candle. Cut and glued the zones of the flame They punched out the flames of the candle on felt using a pushpin. Finished artwork adorning the classroom wall. “>Schedule an observation to learn how our teachers plan
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The Beauty Of Montessori Materials
The rich colors of the materials are visually appealing to the children. The geometric solids, pink cube tower, brown stairs, and red rods are brightly colored to invite children to choose the materials off the shelves and work with them. The materials are neatly arranged on shelves to maintain a sense of
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Magnificent Montessori Materials
Magnificent Montessori Materials
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Bread Baking as a Practical Life Activity
Bread Baking: Montessori Practical Life Activity that embodies all the goals of Practical Life: order, concentration, coordination, and independence.
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Montessori Language: From Metal Insets to Journal Writing
What makes Montessori special? Transition of concepts from concrete to abstract, and a systematic approach that prepares the child for the next steps.
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Why Choose Montessori?
It is enrollment time, and parents of four and almost five-year-old Montessori students are trying to decide whether to keep their child at the Montessori school or send them off to the local non-Montessori schools. Why would you invest thousands of dollars at a Montessori school when your child can attend the local school for
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Art In a Montessori Classroom: A lesson in respect, appreciation, and community.
A Montessori classroom, by design, is simple, relaxing, and aesthetically pleasing. It is not overstimulating or cluttered. The walls are decorated with artwork from various artists and the students themselves. Art is an essential component of learning in Montessori classrooms. The teachers carefully prepare the art table/shelf with materials stimulating curiosity and creativity while incorporating the five learning
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The Study of the Human Body
The Montessori curriculum seeks to cultivate children’s natural curiosity. To allow them to discover the answers to their “why” questions, King’s Wood Montessori students have been learning about the Human Body! Students use body models and puzzles, a tiny skeleton to connect the bones inside our bodies, some real bones to look at, and a
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