Sunday, May 27, 2018

Montessori Exercises


Many people question the reasoning or the importance behind children engaging in practical life activities or Montessori Exercises.  Some say, “They will have their whole life to wash dishes and fold laundry.  Just let them play.”  While play is utterly important but so is teaching children responsibilities. The purpose and aim of Montessori Exercises is to help the child gain control in the coordination of his movement and to learn in a more interactive way, and to adapt and contribute in the society. These contributions help children gain huge amounts of self-pride in what they are able to accomplish.  It is therefore important to “teach teaching, not correcting” in order to allow the child to be a fully functional member in his own society.
The highlights of our 3 levels of Montessori Classes: Junior, Senior and Advanced carrying out their Montessori Exercises on daily basis;





























Montessori Thematic Activities

Themes are assigned to each class in Montessori Section to full fill the purpose of Thematic Learning. In this terms Junior Montessori was assigned the theme; Fruits & Vegetables, Senior Montessori: Farm Animals and Advanced Montessori; Cars, Buses & Trucks.

"Junior Montessori - Theme: Fruits & Vegetables"


























"Dramatic Play was also performed by our Little Jr. Mont Stars"










"Senior Montessori - Theme: Farm Animals"







"Advanced Montessori - Theme: Cars, Buses & Trucks"














Classroom Activities

Practical fun is always helpful for children while they learn about new concepts. Activity based learning can help child remember about all the newly introduced concepts and he or she can always revise and learn from their environment easily while practicing even own their own and whenever they are ready. 
Here is a quick glance of our Activity Based Learning Routine;

"Junior Montessori"



































"Senior Montessori"

















"Advanced Montessori"


























"Class 1 & 2"






Children also made cards for their Mothers on "Mother's Day"