Early-Childhood Program
3 years to 6 years
The journey of education begins in the early years, laying the foundation for a child’s future growth and development. Montessori schools stand out in providing exceptional early childhood programs that focus on holistic development and individualized learning experiences.
What will your child learn at Little Wonders Montessori?
In our enriching environment, children don’t just learn; they thrive. Our curriculum is thoughtfully crafted to encompass a holistic approach to early childhood education, focusing on key areas of development and smooth transition for Kindergarten. From building social skills and fostering independence to exploring the wonders of the senses, children at Little Wonders Montessori are immersed in a world that nurtures their natural abilities.
Educational Environment of Little Wonders Montessori
Classroom Environment:
- Purposeful Montessori Materials: These materials are designed to enhance fine and gross motor skills, cognitive development, and sensorial exploration.
- Art and Creativity Corner: Our art and creativity corner is a place where pre-kindergarteners can express themselves freely through various art mediums.
- Nature and Outdoor Connection: Children have the opportunity to connect with the natural environment, promoting physical activity and a sense of responsibility.
Social Environment:
- Mixed-Age Group Dynamics: One distinctive feature is the incorporation of mixed-age groups. Younger children learn from older peers, and older children develop leadership skills by assisting younger ones.
- Circle Time Rituals: These sessions include story-sharing, discussions, and group activities, enhancing social interaction and communication skills.
- Celebration of Diversity: Through activities exploring different cultures, traditions, and perspectives, children develop an understanding and appreciation for the rich tapestry of the world.
Safety and Security:
- Surveillance Systems: State-of-the-art surveillance systems are strategically placed throughout the facility, monitoring entrances, exits, and common areas.
- Health and Safety Measures: This includes regular sanitization, hygiene practices, and protocols to address any health-related concerns.
- Communication with Parents: Transparent communication is a key component of our safety approach.
Activities We Offer for Early-Childhood Program
The learning process in a Montessori early childhood program is distinctive, designed to nurture a child’s natural curiosity and foster holistic development. Here is an overview of the key elements of the Montessori learning process.
Freedom of Choice
Within a structured framework, children can select tasks that align with their interests, promoting a sense of autonomy.
Hands-On Learning
Children engage in hands-on activities that involve all their senses, promoting a deeper understanding of concepts and skills.
Nature and Outdoor Exploration
Nature exploration and physical activities are encouraged, including age-appropriate equipment and natural elements.
Motor Skills Development
Children learn gross and fine motor skills that help with strength and body coordination.
Mixed-Age Groups
This dynamic promotes collaboration, empathy, and a sense of community.
Individualized Learning Plans
This ensures that children progress at their own pace, addressing their specific needs and strengths.
Freedom of Choice
Within a structured framework, children can select tasks that align with their interests, promoting a sense of autonomy.
Hands-On Learning
Children engage in hands-on activities that involve all their senses, promoting a deeper understanding of concepts and skills.
Nature and Outdoor Exploration
Nature exploration and physical activities are encouraged, including age-appropriate equipment and natural elements.
Motor Skills Development
Children learn gross and fine motor skills that help with strength and body coordination.
Mixed-Age Groups
This dynamic promotes collaboration, empathy, and a sense of community.
Individualized Learning Plans
This ensures that children progress at their own pace, addressing their specific needs and strengths.
Freedom of Choice
Within a structured framework, children can select tasks that align with their interests, promoting a sense of autonomy.
Motor Skills Development
Children learn gross and fine motor skills that help with strength and body coordination.
Hands-On Learning
Children engage in hands-on activities that involve all their senses, promoting a deeper understanding of concepts and skills.
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