Primary Montessori Curriculum
At Beacon Montessori School, we’re dedicated to providing your child with an authentic Montessori education. Primary Montessori Curriculum is carefully crafted to ignite your child’s passion for learning and support their holistic development. The Montessori method is deeply rooted in fostering independence, nurturing curiosity, and encouraging a love of learning.
The Dynamic Triad in Montessori Education: Child, Teacher, and Environment
Practical Life:
In the Practical Life curriculum, children develop essential life skills such as pouring, cleaning, and caring for the environment. They gain independence and self-sufficiency, learning to take care of themselves and their surroundings.
Grace and Courtesy:
The Grace and Courtesy curriculum is the cornerstone of creating a respectful and compassionate community. Your child learns values like kindness, patience, and respect, helping them become responsible, empathetic individuals. This aspect of our curriculum is vital in promoting social and emotional development.
Language:
Montessori Language curriculum guides children from the fundamentals of letter sounds and word-building to reading, creative writing, and grammar. Children discover the beauty and power of written and spoken language.
Mathematics:
Starting from the concrete with Montessori math materials, children progressively understand abstract mathematical concepts, mastering numeration, the four operations, and exploring more advanced mathematical ideas.
Cultural Studies:
Cultural Studies expose children to the wider world. From geography and history to the natural sciences and the arts, children explore cultures, traditions, and the interconnectedness of life on Earth.
Sensorial:
The Sensorial materials provide a hands-on exploration of the physical world, refining the child’s sensory perceptions and ability to discriminate, categorize, and organize information.
“The children of today will make all the discoveries of tomorrow. All the discoveries of mankind will be known to them and they will improve what has been done and make fresh discoveries. They must make all the improvements in houses, cities, communication, methods of production, etc. that are to be made. The future generation must not only know how to do what we can teach them, they must be able to go a step further..”
Maria Montessori
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