Practical Life
Children develop independence, concentration, and coordination through everyday activities like pouring, buttoning, sweeping, food preparation, and care of the environment. These tasks also lay the groundwork for writing and reading.Sensorial
Hands-on materials refine the senses and help children classify and understand the world around them — exploring size, color, shape, texture, sound, and smell.Language
Children are introduced to phonetic sounds, vocabulary enrichment, storytelling, and writing. Through a sequential approach using Montessori materials, they move naturally toward reading and creative expression.Mathematics
Concrete materials help children understand math concepts such as numbers, quantity, place value, addition, subtraction, and even early multiplication and division in a tangible, meaningful way.Cultural Studies
This area includes geography, science, nature, art, and music. Children explore continents, countries, animals, plants, and the natural world — building awareness and appreciation for global diversity and the environment.Grace & Courtesy
Children learn respectful communication, kindness, empathy, and social awareness through modeled behavior and daily interactions in a peaceful, respectful environment.