Harbour Montessori

Happy Deepavali (festival of lights).

Holiday camp: exploring tapioca.
School farm to school kitchen.

Just having fun.....

It was an exciting day at school today as kids got a chance to meet local Fire Fighters, explore a fire truck and handle their equipment.

Going through all the fires and flames requires a brave heart. We appreciate you for your brave duty irrespective of all risks and dangers. The great courage ...

Practical life - squeezing oranges

Not only does this activity teach the child how to make themselves an orange juice and it helps increase his/her independence, but it also increases strength and manipulation in the wrist, which will helps the child when they begin writing.

Sensorial - Sense of smell
Activity helps to refine the child's olfactory sense.

Harvest of the day......

Kids are building hydro station in the farm!

Hydro station is to help insects and birds to find source of water in hot weather. It also helps to attract those pollinators in our farm.

Insects are pollinators.
They pollinate many of our fruits, flowers and vegetables in our farm. Without them, we would not have the produce we need and enjoy. They include bees, wasps, ants, flies, buterflies and moths..

Papaya / paw paw......soon from farm to school table.

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Maria Montessori called the child’s purposeful play with materials “the child’s work” because when they play, children can be deeply involved in the activity; their attention is clear and focused; and they are persistently mastering a new skill. “Used in this way,” Maria Montessori says, “ the material reveals itself as a key which puts the child in communication with himself and opens his mind to expression and activity.” (The Discovery of the Child, p. 210)