Our students use Primary materials such as the Bead Cabinet and Golden Beads to review math concepts like place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. These tools help them understand math before solving problems in their heads. As our students progress, they begin learning about fractions and decimals. By the end of 3rd grade, they work with numbers up to the millions. They work with pencil and paper, ensuring a true understanding of these core math operations, instead of moving to a calculator.

In life science, our students learn about plants and animals by sorting them based on their features. They also study life cycles and how animals and plants live together. In physical science, they learn about matter, energy, and forces. Earth science teaches them about topics like rocks, landforms, and natural changes like erosion. Through experiments, our students explore these ideas and write down what they see in their science journals. They make and test predictions, just like real scientists.

Our students learn history and geography through Montessori’s Five Great Lessons. These stories teach them about the universe, life on Earth, early humans, and how writing began. In geography, our students study landforms, countries, continents, and the cultures from around the world. They learn how people in different places find food, shelter, and transportation, which helps them understand how we are alike and different. Our students also use maps, globes, and compasses to build key geography skills.

Our students stay motivated by choosing their own tasks and working with their friends. They follow their own learning plans, set goals, and manage their time. Our teachers help them along the way to become more independent. Through hands-on projects and teamwork, our students learn how to work well with others. They also have the chance to be leaders by helping their younger classmates. As our students work, they build focus and self-discipline, learning to finish tasks that they start.