enjoy books reading 餵故事书长大的小孩
Montessori-Inspired ideas for enjoying books with your child or students Maria Montessori talked about hands-on materials much more than books.Still, books are very important in any Montessori-classroom.Along with hands-on activities,reading books in one of the...
如何帮助孩子过度上幼儿园的分离焦虑
為什麼孩子的玩具越少越聰明明？
家長要知道玩具多了並不是好事，因為給孩子買太多的玩具，反而不利於他的大腦開發。寧肯少，但求玩出創意，玩具寧缺毋濫。太多的玩具鋪在孩子身邊，孩子容易喜新厭舊。在教養孩子的時候，父母應該儘早知道幾件事，會幫助我們在育兒的路上，少走一些彎路，多一些智慧和理性。...
蒙台梭利谈儿童听从意识的三个层次. Three Levels of Obedience in Montessori methodology
👧Child Awareness of Poverty Camp👦 throw back 儿童饥饿觉醒营 回顾花绪
Don’t under estimate children understanding skill!! 别轻易低估孩子的理解力！！！ ❤️❤️❤️❤️Saluted and impressed of all of you !! Great job my dear 👍👍👍👍 A child told us : “We are only feel hungry for today but some children hunger for...
什么是教育真正的目的？
为什么要上学？。 孩子应该学什么？。 如何准备让孩子独立自主，朝向自己的生命目标？教育的最大任务在于产生一个完整的人，能将生活加以整体地处理。...
🌿轻声细语，是给孩子最好的教育🌿
Storybook Magic on Children’s Day!
Our little storytellers brought their favorite characters to life, dressing up as heroes and heroines straight from the pages of their beloved books! Costume Parade: Each child shone brightly, sharing their stories and the characters they love. Yummy Delights: From...
Little Entrepreneurs Charity Day at Tadika Sri Puncak – Montessori Kindergarten
Love, excitement, and meaningful teamwork filled the air at our recent charity fair—a special event where children, guided by their families, took their first steps into the world of entrepreneurship. From creating their own products to confidently selling them, the...
Helping Children Listen to Music with Understanding
We aim to guide children beyond simply hearing music, toward truly understanding and appreciating it. Through structured listening and rhythm exercises, children learn to recognize musical patterns, keys, and rhythms. These foundational activities help them develop...
The Philosophy of Montessori Mathematics
The Philosophy of Montessori Mathematics focuses on guiding children from concrete experiences to abstract understanding. Through carefully designed materials and a structured sequence, children explore numbers, quantities, and relationships in a meaningful way. This...
Montessori Language
The Montessori language philosophy focuses on nurturing a child’s natural ability to communicate through hands-on, meaningful experiences. Children are introduced to rich vocabulary, phonetic awareness, and expressive language in a calm, prepared environment. Through...
The Three Stages of Obedience
Children go through different stages as they develop self-discipline and the ability to follow guidance. From early responsiveness to growing awareness and eventually true obedience, each stage reflects their emotional and cognitive growth. By understanding these...
Learning Safety Through Practice
Today, the children participated in a fire drill practice to learn the importance of safety, awareness, and staying calm during emergencies. We are so proud of how well they listened, followed instructions, and cooperated throughout the activity. Safety education from...
The Sound of Laughter, The Joy of Learning
Every morning, our school gates open to the sweetest sound—children’s laughter echoing as they walk in with bright smiles. That laughter is more than happiness; it’s the heartbeat of our Montessori community. In Montessori, learning begins with joy. When children...
A Smile is the First Step to Learning
Every morning, our children walk into school with bright smiles and eager hearts. Their joy is not just about being here—it’s about discovering, exploring, and growing. In the Montessori classroom, learning is more than textbooks. It’s hands-on experiences, freedom to...
Tiny Hands, Big Discoveries!
Let’s be honest—kids learn best when they’re doing, not just watching! When little hands get busy, amazing things happen. From pouring and stacking to scooping and squishing, every hands-on adventure helps build coordination, focus, and clever problem-solving skills....
The Beauty of Learning Together in Montessori
One of the most heartwarming aspects of a Montessori classroom is seeing how naturally children care for and support one another. In a mixed-age environment, learning isn’t just about individual growth—it’s about building friendships, sharing experiences, and growing...
Tiny Trotters & Big Adventures!
Our little explorers (ages 3–6) swapped the classroom for the stables today, and what a *magical* morning it was! From the moment we arrived, the air was filled with excitement and a few happy "neighs." Our students got hands-on experience learning about these gentle...
Montessori Birthday Celebration: Walking Around the Sun
In the Montessori “Walking Around the Sun” birthday celebration, the child typically walks anti-clockwise. Why counterclockwise? It reflects the real movement of the Earth around the Sun when viewed from above the North Pole. In astronomy, the Earth and most planets...