Montessori Method
Aim
Montessori Methods aim is not merely to make the child understand and still less force to memorize, but so to touch their imagination as to enthuse them to their innermost core
Teaching Method
Children are encouraged to work independently and learn freely. Community sense among children with different age group working together in a co-operation environment than competitiveness.
Classroom
Learning materials are placed appealingly on low and open shelves. Children can choose their desired one and work as long the material holds their interest. They return the material to its place after finished
Practical Life Exercise
Practical Life Exercise
Practical Life Exercise
Develops Order, Coordination and independence skill via living activities in a purposeful way
Sensorial Activity
Practical Life Exercise
Practical Life Exercise
Helps develop and refine Childs all five senses
Language Activity
Arithmatic Activity
Arithmatic Activity
Montessori Classrooms are designed for natural development of oral, written and reading skills
Arithmatic Activity
Arithmatic Activity
Arithmatic Activity
Learning arithmetic concepts via practical materials, progressing towards the abstract, developing from simple to complex.