Dr. Maria Montessori, physician and educator, developed the Montessori learning model in the early 1900s.
Her child-centred educational theories have since been proven to be highly effective in supporting early development and preparing children for future success with reading, vocabulary, math, and the problem-solving & interpersonal skills necessary to navigate life successfully.
Tenets of Montessori Philosophy
Hands On Learning
Engage your child and help them develop fine motor skills. It also promotes confidence and creative problem-solving
Self Expression
Nurturing your child's interests with supporting activities builds the foundation for life-long passion, innovative thinking and confidence
Self Correction
Toys and activities that encourage repetition and self-correction build perseverance, confidence and resilience
Sensory Feedback
Sensorial learning stimulates your child's brain and makes hard to explain concepts like - 3D shapes, size & number progression easier to understand intuitively
Practical Life Skills
Toys and activities that teaches your child practical life skills help your child develop a sense of independence and responsibility
Observe Your Child Transform Through Montessori
More Curious
Montessori Material is passive and sparks curiosity in the child to become active and figure out on their own, the ways in which the material is to be used
More Creative
Montessori Material enables your children to go in a natural state of concentration and focus that stimulates creativity
More Independent
Self directional nature of the material enables hands on learning that builds confidence in the child that they have the skills to do task
More Perseverant
The self correctional nature of the material does not frustrate the child instead motivates them to keep trying
Life Long Learner
Montessori naturally instills in your child a life long love for learning and exploring
See Who Got Their Start With Montessori
