Montessori emphasizes that art is a means for children to express themselves freely. It’s not about producing perfect or conventional art but about the process of self-expression. This aligns with Montessori’s belief in allowing children to make choices, encouraging them to explore materials, and fostering their creativity.
Our 6-year-old overnight camp was an unforgettable journey filled with laughter, excitement, and learning! From preparing a roaring campfire to thrilling games at Escape, Paradigm Mall, Petaling Jaya, and treasure hunts, every moment was an adventure.
Little Chefs in Action!
Cutting veggies, preparing chicken, mixing drinks – our young campers nailed the dinner experience.
The Thrill of the Treasure Hunt!
They unlocked clues, completed missions, and discovered treasures while bonding as a team.
A Lesson for Life:
Guided by our beloved teacher, they learned the foundations of primary school, setting the stage for their bright futures.
A Perfect Farewell Walk:
A serene morning stroll marked the end of this beautiful chapter, bidding a heartfelt goodbye to their kindergarten days.
What a way to grow, learn, and celebrate childhood!”
The moment we’ve all been waiting for is finally here! After months of hard work, our graduates are ready to shine.
We celebrated our 33rd Graduation Concert and it was a delightful success! The event was bursting with colour and joy. The children performed their dances with energy and confidence, truly bringing the theme, “Rhythm of the Rainforest”
Our teachers created a rich environment to nourish the children’s minds, just like a buffet of choices for them to explore. Here are some fun highlights from the theme:
Deer: Graceful movement.
Elephant: A majestic presence.
Snake: Cautious and aware of its surroundings.
Leopard: Fiercely independent and confident, always standing up for what’s right.
Squirrel: Quick movement and witty.
Monkey: Intelligent and a great problem-solver.
Butterfly: A symbol of beauty and grace.
Hornbill: A social creature & work well with others.
It was a day to remember, celebrating our amazing children and the vibrant community we’ve built together!
A huge thank you to all the parents for your amazing support in helping them grow. And to our graduates, we hope today is a fun celebration of all your achievements and a memory you’ll cherish for years to come. Enjoy your special day!
No doubt scrapbooking develop children’s creativity. Right from their preschool years, scrapbooks can hone their creative skills and thinking skills and let them be more imaginative.
Smelling bottles are standard material in the Sensorial area of a Montessori classroom. The smelling bottles are a part of the early childhood Montessori Sensorial lesson sequence, focusing on the olfactory sense.
Children and adults alike can have fun with the smelling jars, and they’re easily adaptable for different spices and leaves. The purpose is for the child to develop their sense of smell. The process is simple – the child sniffs their way through the bottles trying to match two identical scents.
Making the smelling bottles is pretty straightforward and can be done with items we already have around our school compound – betel leaves, pandan leaves, curry leaves, and kaffir leaves.