The "Children's House" is the classroom or learning environment for kids between the ages of 3 and 6 years old. In order to address the developmental needs of children in this age range, a specifically prepared environment that adheres to the principles of Montessori education has been created. Young students can engage in practical activities, investigation, and self-directed learning at the Children's House. It often contains a variety of Montessori tools and exercises that foster independence, focus, and a love of learning in kids. The children work at their own speed and select activities according to their unique interests in the classroom, which is often run by a qualified Montessori teacher who encourages and directs them.
Duration: 3 years to 6 years
Ratings: 5
The "toddlers" are between the ages of 1.6 and 3 years old. The Montessori method acknowledges the special developmental requirements of toddlers and provides a prepared environment known as the "Toddler Community" or "Montessori Toddler Program" to meet those needs. Young children can explore and learn through hands-on experiences in a safe, nurturing, and exciting setting thanks to the Montessori Toddler Community. In these environments, Montessori objects and activities are modified to fulfill the developmental needs of toddlers and to promote their independence, motor development, language acquisition, and social engagement. In the Toddler Community, qualified Montessori instructors or guides support and mentor the kids as they explore and participate in activities.
Duration: 1.6 years to 3 years
Ratings: 5
