THE MONTESSORI PRE-PRIMARY CLASSROOM
PRACTICAL LIFE
While children work at activities such as washing dishes or sweeping the floor, they gain experience in caring for themselves and their environment. At the same time, they are developing concentration and a sense of pride in their work. To read more about the Practical Life area of a Montessori classroom, click here: The Montessori Pre-Primary Classroom: Practical Life
SENSORIAL MATERIALS
Many physical materials are used to guide children to recognize, sort, classify and understand their world. To read more about the Sensorial area of a Montessori classroom, click here: The Montessori Pre-Primary Classroom: Sensorial
LANGUAGE AND MATH
As children exhibit readiness, language and math materials are introduced. The materials are designed to guide the children to progress from concrete to abstract concepts.
As children exhibit readiness, language and math materials are introduced. The materials are designed to guide the children to progress from concrete to abstract concepts.
To read more about the Language area of a Montessori classroom, click here: The Montessori Pre-Primary Classroom: Language
To read more about the Math area of a Montessori classroom, click here: The Montessori Pre-Primary Classroom: Math
OTHER AREAS OF THE MONTESSORI PRE-PRIMARY CLASSROOM
Lessons are presented in science, art, geography (people and land) and large muscle activity, further broadening and enhancing each child’s world. Children also receive classes in music and Judaic Studies.
Lessons are presented in science, art, geography (people and land) and large muscle activity, further broadening and enhancing each child’s world. Children also receive classes in music and Judaic Studies.
