Montessori Academy for International Children

Nature stimulates curiosity. A simple walk can turn into a lesson in counting, patterns, or cause and effect. Activities like observing insects, collecting leaves, or watching weather changes support early science skills and align with inquiry-based learning approaches.

Our little learners are always busy exploring and creating! 🦋

Before the holidays, our Butterflies group had the pleasure of welcoming a special instructor from Hopsasanki, who led wonderful creative workshops.

The children made beautiful eco-friendly bunnies using natural materials 🌿🐰 — and the results were simply amazing! We’re so proud of their creativity and enthusiasm.

Take a look at these adorable creations below! 📸💚

Messy hands, big smiles, and endless creativity! 🎨✨

During our sensory art (sensoplastyka) classes, preschoolers explored different textures, colors, and materials using all their senses. From squishy, soft mixtures to vibrant, colorful creations, every child had the chance to experiment freely, express themselves, and most importantly—have fun!

These activities support fine motor skills, stimulate imagination, and encourage curiosity about the world. And yes… getting a little messy is part of the magic! 💛

We love watching our little artists discover, create, and grow with every session. 🌈

Movement and free play aren’t just “nice extras” in childhood—they’re foundational for healthy development. When kids have the freedom to run, climb, explore, and invent their own games, they’re building critical skills across multiple areas of life.

Art is all about the process 🌷

Learning about the Butterfly Life Cycle can be so much fun when you have live caterpillars in the class 🦋🐛

Happy Summer!❤️🌸🌹🌷🌺