Primary Curriculum (ages 3-6)
The primary classroom is composed of four areas:
- Practical Life Exercises - Practical Life promotes care of the person, care of the environment, the development of social relations, and movement.
- Sensorial - The sensorial materials enable children to clarify, classify and comprehend their world.
- Language - The Montessori classroom emphasizes spoken language as the foundation for all linguistic expression. Throughout the entire Montessori environment, children hear and use precise vocabulary for all activities.
- Mathematics - The mathematical materials allow these sensorial explorers to begin their journey from the concrete to the abstract through manipulation, experimentation, and invention.
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Art and music are part of the daily schedule. Children 5 years old and up take violin and voice lessons. All primary students learn to use the computers in the classrooms, attend physical education, and are exposed to a foreign language.
ElementaryCurriculum (ages 6-9 and 9-12)
- Montessori children move from concrete to the abstract. The basic skills learned in the primary classroom are polished in the elementary classrooms. The children go on to pursue their passion for learning. They are ready to explore culture, science, the arts, and the universe.
- Students learn to take responsibility for their own learning and initiate their own explorations. They study mathematics, language, geography, geometry, science, history, foreign language, music, art, computers, and physical education.
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