In a Montessori classroom, the lessons that shape us into socially adept adults begin in the simplest ways — through Grace and Courtesy. These are not just "nice" extras; they are essential life skills that form the bedrock of how we relate to others, solve problems, and engage with the world. One of the first Grace and Courtesy lessons a child receives is how to observe another at work with respect. Imagine a classroom... READ MORE

Sensorial materials are the heartbeat of a Montessori classroom. Designed to refine a child's senses, these materials allow young learners to explore their environment through sight, sound, touch, smell, and even taste. Key Examples:  The Pink Tower: Ten cubes of varying sizes that build an intuitive sense of dimension. The Broad Stair: A series of wooden prisms that introduce concepts of length and weight. Sound Boxes: Paired objects that help distinguish different sounds. ... READ MORE