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Ages 5-6

Kindergarten

A Dynamic and Comprehensive Montessori Curriculum

Our kindergarten program includes an enriched academic experience tailored to each child’s developmental stage, with hands-on materials and individualized instruction:

  • Handwriting: Focus on cursive writing to refine fine motor control.
  • Language Arts: Phonetics, reading fluency, grammar, and sentence structure.
  • Geography & Cultural Studies: An exploration of the seven continents, including food, habitats, animals, music, people, and traditions.
  • Mathematics: Decimal system, four operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), and skip counting.
  • Science: Hands-on experiments and exploration of natural and physical sciences.

Kindergarten Program

Kindergarten is the third year of Montessori Primary cycle, offering children the opportunity to solidify their foundational skills while stepping into leadership roles within their multi-age classroom. As the “seniors” of the Children’s House, kindergarteners model independence, collaboration, and responsibility to their younger peers.

Children typically begin their Montessori Primary journey at age 3 and remain in the same environment for three years. Upon completing kindergarten, they transition smoothly into a first-grade program, whether Montessori or traditional.

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A Structured Daily Routine

Kindergarteners participate in the uninterrupted morning work cycle alongside their younger classmates, engaging in self-directed activities and lessons. In the afternoon (1:00-3:00), while younger children rest, they join small-group lessons guided by lead Montessori teachers. This focused time allows for deeper engagement in math and language activities, followed by reading chapter books to develop comprehension skills.

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Progress & Assessment

To ensure a smooth transition to first grade, each student receives a detailed assessment of their academic progress and achievements. This helps future educators understand the child’s learning journey within the Montessori framework.

At our Montessori school, we nurture independence, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of learning. Our kindergarteners graduate with the confidence and skills to thrive in their next educational steps!

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