Montessori

Montessori training for KG (Kindergarten) students focuses on the Primary level, which includes children aged 3-6 years. Here are some key aspects of Montessori training for KG students:

Objectives

• Foster independence and self-directed learning
• Develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
• Encourage language and literacy skills
• Introduce mathematical concepts and problem-solving
• Cultivate social skills and community awareness

Curriculum

• Practical Life: Activities like pouring, sorting, and cooking to develop fine motor skills and independence
• Sensorial: Materials and activities to refine senses and explore textures, colors, and shapes
• Language: Phonetics, reading, writing, and storytelling to develop language skills
• Mathematics: Number rods, sandpaper numbers, and counting beads to introduce mathematical concepts
• Cultural Studies: Introduction to science, history, geography, and the arts

Methodology

• Self-directed learning: Children choose activities and work at their own pace
• Hands-on materials: Specially designed materials for independent exploration
• Uninterrupted work periods: Long blocks of time for focused work
• Observation and guidance: Trained teachers observe and support children's learning

Classroom Environment

A Montessori KG classroom is designed to promote independence, movement, and exploration, with:

• Low shelves and accessible materials
• Child-sized furniture and equipment
• Uncluttered and well-organized space
• Natural light and plants

By following the Montessori Method, KG students develop a strong foundation for future learning, socialization, and emotional growth.