Program at a Glance
Ages:
6–9 years
Hours:
Mon–Fri • 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Guide Ratio:
1:10
Format:
Mixed-age class with small group & independent inquiry
Philosophy
Children naturally ask 'why' and 'how'. We answer through Montessori Great Lessons that spark inquiry, creative research, and interdisciplinary connections across history, biology, mathematics, and language.
Core Academic Disciplines
-
Language: Literature circles, research, grammar analysis, creative and expository writing.
-
Mathematics: Advanced place value, multi-digit operations, fractions, decimals, and geometry.
-
Culture & Science: Timelines of life, early human history, experiments, and field studies.
-
Community: Classroom citizenship, class meetings, and collaborative service projects.
Daily Rhythm
8:00 AM
Arrival, morning journals, and community jobs.
8:20 AM
Great Lessons and key guide presentations.
9:00 AM
Independent & small-group work cycle; individual conferences.
11:30 AM
Lunch and outdoor games.
12:30 PM
Research, project work, science experiments, or field studies.
3:00 PM
Reflection circle & dismissal.
Environment & Materials
Equipped with stamp games, bead frames, geometry sticks, science lab carts, research reference texts, and collaborative project tables.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Fluent reading comprehension and organized written synthesis.
- Confident mathematical fluency moving toward complete abstraction.
- Research skills: questioning, note-taking, and oral presentation.
- Strong interpersonal empathy and ethical decision-making.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are student projects assessed?
We utilize clear rubrics, portfolio reviews, and individual conferences to track growth.