HOUSE OF CHILDREN ( Ages – 3 to 6 years )
The Montessori House of Children is a nurturing environment designed specifically for children aged 3 to 6 years. It is a space where children are encouraged to explore, discover, and learn at their own pace, fostering a lifelong love for learning.
Key Features of Our Montessori Environment:
Children are empowered to choose activities based on their interests, promoting independence, curiosity, and intrinsic motivation.
The classroom is thoughtfully designed with Montessori materials that are hands-on, self-correcting, and developmentally appropriate. These materials help children develop concentration, coordination, and problem-solving skills.
Our program focuses on the overall development of the child—emotional, social, physical, and cognitive. We nurture critical thinking, self-discipline, and respect for others.
Our trained Montessori guides observe and support each child’s learning journey, ensuring they reach their fullest potential in a caring and supportive environment.
- Practical Life: Activities that build independence, responsibility, and fine motor skills through real-life tasks.
- Sensorial: Exercises that refine the senses, helping children observe and categorize the world around them.
- Language: Introduction to phonetics, reading, and writing in a structured yet engaging manner.
- Mathematics: Concrete learning materials make abstract concepts like numbers and operations accessible and enjoyable.
- Culture and Science: Lessons on geography, biology, and physical sciences spark curiosity and a sense of wonder.
Children enjoy the freedom to explore and choose their activities within a structured environment, fostering accountability and respect.
Practical Life Skills
Fostering independence and self-reliance through hands-on activities that empower children to effectively navigate their environment.
Language Development
Immersive experiences in English language acquisition, including phonetic sounds, vocabulary enrichment, and early reading and writing skills. Hindi is introduced as a second language.
Arithmetic
Concrete introduction to arithmetic concepts through tactile learning experiences, fostering a natural affinity for numbers and gradual progression towards abstraction.
Sensorial Activities
Engaging the senses through scientifically designed activities to enhance sensory exploration, laying the groundwork for intelligence and pre-math skills.
