EXERCISES OF PRACTICAL LIFE

Practical Life experiences involve the activity and ordinary daily movements performed in the course of living, such as carrying, pouring, washing, dressing and cutting. These activities help develop concentration, independence, fine motor control and coordination.

SENSORIAL ACTIVITIES

Sensorial Activities help children to develop their senses and powers of observation and are designed to develop the senses of taste, sight, touch, smell and hearing.

MATHEMATICS

Through concrete materials, the child is led to explore and discover numbers. Using colorful objects, math is introduced to children so they can understand basic math concepts, always associating quantity with symbols.

LANGUAGE

Language spans every area in the Montessori environment from verbal skills and visual perception to learning the phonetic alphabet which leads to printing, spelling and reading.

SCIENCE

Science materials help children explore, investigate and understand science concepts, such as sink/float, living/non-living, magnetic/non-magnetic, botany, puzzles, matching cards and Zoology.

GEOGRAPHY

The children are exposed to a variety of cultures, customs and celebrations. These activities include investigating, naming, coloring and cutting out map shapes and regions of the world to help them understand the basic concepts of geography.

MUSIC & MOVEMENT

Songs, action and rhythm help children develop their sense of rhythm and pitch and improve focus, muscle coordination and group interaction.