Manor Montessori School

Bonjour from Manor Montessori!

French learning begins at 2.5 years old at Manor Montessori through stories, songs, conversation, and movement with our in-house French teachers — helping students build confidence and a love of language learning from an early age.

Casa students enjoy small group lessons three times a week, while elementary students receive daily instruction and can even join French drama club activities.

Our graduates leave with a love of French and feeling well prepared for future French studies ✨

After 21 days in the incubator, the excitement has finally arrived in Ms. Jessica’s Casa classroom! 🐣🐥

Two chicks hatched yesterday, and another made its big arrival this morning! Students have been carefully observing the process each day and are now helping transfer the chicks into a larger cage where they have more space to move around and grow.

The chicks will spend a few special days in the classroom before heading back to the farm, where they’ll have lots of room to explore and run around. What a wonderful hands-on learning experience for our students! 💛

More beautiful Mother’s Day creations from our classrooms 💐

Our students created the sweetest “bouquets” — paper flower arrangements featuring their smiling photos tucked inside each bloom. A handmade gift full of love, creativity, and personality

We hope all of our Manor Montessori mothers and caregivers felt so loved this Mother’s Day 💛

Mrs. Sider’s class has been busy creating beautiful Mother’s Day gifts with so much care and creativity.

Students carefully shaped and painted clay hands, curved into special jewelry holders for their moms and loved ones. Each piece is unique, thoughtful, and made with love — a meaningful keepsake to treasure for years to come.

Casa students have been busy exploring math with so many wonderful hands-on Montessori materials this week!

From the Stamp Game and Strip Boards to Bead Materials, Constructive Triangles, and more, students are learning through movement, engagement, and purposeful work. These concrete materials help children build a deep understanding of mathematical concepts while making learning active, meaningful, and fun.

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Come experience the Montessori difference for yourself—visit our classrooms, meet our educators, and see learning in action.

The Montessori difference 🌿
Children build skills step by step through hands-on materials that foster real understanding—not just memorization. Starting as young as 2.5, they begin the foundations of reading, writing, and math, with years to grow in confidence and mastery.

Our three-year Casa cycle offers consistency with the same teacher, giving children the time to settle in, repeat, and truly develop at their own pace—a calm, purposeful alternative to the faster, more standardized approach of traditional private schools.

Yesterday’s lunch just felt better outside ☀️🌿

These Manor students took full advantage of the beautiful weather, enjoying their meal together in the fresh air—sharing stories, laughter, and a little extra sunshine. Moments like these are such a simple but meaningful part of the school day.

Outdoor time isn’t just a break—it’s a chance to connect, recharge, and enjoy being part of a community 💛

We’re now accepting new students—come visit us and experience the difference.

At Manor Montessori, we offer:
• An authentic, AMI-aligned Montessori approach
• Strong academic foundations in reading, writing, and math
• Experienced, tenured educators
• A focus on independence, concentration, and a genuine love of learning

Book a tour and see our classrooms in action.

Exploring, observing, and connecting with the natural world 🌿

Some of our Casa students took their learning outdoors for a hands-on botany experience—examining plants up close, noticing details, and building a deeper understanding of the living world around them.

Moments like these nurture curiosity, care, and a lifelong respect for nature ✨

Our Grade 1 students are partnering with Grade 3 mentors for guided animal research projects—choosing an animal, asking questions, researching, and creating written and illustrated work together.

Grade 3 students lead and support, while Grade 1 students build confidence completing a full project from start to finish.

The collaboration, curiosity, and joy in these partnerships have been wonderful to see ✨

We had a wonderful Earth Day at school! 🌎 From creative art projects to an amazing recycling game created by Ms. Sider, our students were engaged and learning all day long. We also took time to enjoy the beauty of nature around us—such a meaningful way to celebrate and care for our planet. 💚