How Can I Boost My Private Kindergartener’s Retention Over Summer Break?
As a parent, you’re probably familiar with the “summer slide,” where kids forget what they’ve learned during the previous school year. That might not seem like a big deal for kids in preschool or kindergarten, but good habits start early. If you can help your child start beating the summer slide now, it will serve […]
4 Simple Preschool Projects That Teach Children Basic Biology
Preschool is a time for children to learn about the world through hands-on, memorable experiences. Most educational experts believe that hands-on learning is a critical part of early childhood education, and kids can benefit from these activities both in the classroom and at home. Not sure what types of activities are best for helping preschool […]
4 Outdoor Activities Private Kindergarten Children Will Learn From
At Montessori kindergarten and other types of private kindergarten, learning happens in more places than in the classroom. When you combine learning with playing outside, kids will have fun while gaining a better understanding of the world. Check out these engaging outdoor educational activities. 1. Writing the “Natural” Alphabet One of the benefits of private […]
4 Ways Private Kindergarten Encourages Diversity Through Activity
Kindergarten is more than just an introduction to school. It’s also a place where children begin to develop the skills they need to become well-rounded, compassionate, and successful adults. At Montessori Children’s Center, we believe that teaching children to understand and appreciate diversity can lead us all to a more peaceful, harmonious world. Here are […]
How Does My Child’s Daycare Handle Children Who Have a Cold?
If you’re like most parents, there’s been a day when your child has come home from school or daycare with a cold. Kids are very skilled at spreading germs; once one child in a class has a cold, the whole group often seems to catch it. Since the advent of COVID-19, many daycares have become […]
What Does It Mean to Be a Big Helper in Preschool?
When children are still very young and just becoming acquainted with the world, it’s almost always inherent in them to want to help with all kinds of different tasks. By the time they’ve gotten just a little bit older, however, that motivation can disappear almost entirely for a multitude of reasons. At Montessori preschool, that […]
How Do Private Kindergarten Teachers Encourage Intrinsic Motivation?
But intrinsic motivation isn’t always something that will come bursting forth from a child all on its own. It often needs to be supported and encouraged. At Montessori kindergarten, encouraging intrinsic motivation is one of our primary goals. Your child won’t be rewarded for the completion of a task but rather inspired to find the […]
How Does the Montessori Method Instill Leadership Skills in Kindergarten?
The Montessori Method helps young children hone academic, emotional, and leadership skills by giving them opportunities for self-directed learning. Montessori kindergarten curricula and philosophies are based on the belief that children thrive and grow to their fullest potential when they are guided to develop into great leaders. Private kindergarten instruction can be customized and tailored […]
4 Authentic Montessori Activities that Engage Preschool Children
The impact of practical Montessori activities on the engagement of preschool children can form a positive foundation that benefits them for the rest of their lives. Discoveries and challenges remain at the heart of the Montessori curriculum to empower young children in their pursuits each day. One of the most profound hallmarks of Montessori preschool […]
5 Simple Ways to Help Preschool Kids Increase Their Self-Esteem
Building your child’s self-esteem begins about as early as the day they enter the world, but it becomes even more critical to make them feel self-assured once they’re around preschool age. School is their first taste of independence, and a child who is full of confidence is much better equipped to tackle whatever comes before them […]
