Our Location
UkP Nagar, Udumalpet
Environment
The Montessori primary environment, often referred to as the “Children’s House,” is meticulously designed to cater to the developmental needs of young children aged 2.5 to 6 years. It’s a carefully structured learning space where children are encouraged to explore, learn, and grow at their own pace.
Practical Life
Montessori practical life activities are a cornerstone of the Montessori approach to early childhood education. They are designed to help young children develop essential life skills, refine their motor skills, and foster a sense of independence and responsibility. In essence, Montessori practical life activities are not just about learning to perform daily tasks; they are a vital part of a child's overall development. They help children build a strong foundation for learning and growth, both academically and socially.
Sensorial
Montessori sensorial activities are a crucial part of the Montessori approach to early childhood education. They are designed to help young children refine their senses and develop an understanding of the world around them. Each sensorial material is designed to isolate a specific quality, such as colour, size, or texture. This allows children to focus on and understand that particular quality. A strong foundation in sensorial learning prepares children for more complex academic concepts, such as mathematics, science, and language.
Mathematics
The Montessori mathematics area is a carefully designed space within the classroom where children can explore and learn mathematical concepts through hands-on activities. Materials are organized on shelves and trays, allowing children to easily access and choose their activities. The materials are presented in a specific order, allowing children to gradually build their understanding of mathematical concepts. The teacher plays a crucial role in observing children's work, providing guidance when needed, and introducing new materials at the appropriate time.
Language
Montessori language education focuses on a multi-sensory approach to language development, fostering a love of language and preparing children for literacy. Children explore materials like sandpaper letters to connect sounds and shapes. They use movable alphabets to form words, starting with simple sounds and progressing to more complex words. Children engage in storytelling, listening to stories, and exploring books. The Montessori approach to language fosters a love of learning and prepares children for a lifetime of literacy and communication.
Culture
The Montessori "Culture" area is a fascinating part of the classroom, encompassing a wide range of subjects that help children understand their place in the world. The curriculum connects to real-world experiences, fostering a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world. The Montessori Culture area is not just about memorizing facts; it's about fostering a love of learning, a sense of wonder, and a deep understanding of the world around us.
Make an Appointment
Step into a world of excitement with Global Montessori House, where every day is filled with fun and learning! Our engaging activities are designed to spark creativity and laughter while nurturing essential skills. Ready to join the adventure? Simply fill out our easy-to-use form and submit it to get started.
The form includes sections to provide your child’s details, preferred activity choices, and any special requirements. With just a few clicks, you can secure a spot for your little one in a program they’ll love. Don’t wait—submit the form today and let the fun begin with Global Montessori House!
