Montessori Room

We are a pro-attachment school, we believe that healthy attachments will form long-lasting trust and positive worldview for the child. Infant Room: Quail (Anthem Location)

"How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard." - Winnie the Pooh

Such a fulfilling last day in this space, with the same children we began this journey with. We will be posting updates on the construction process on the new building as it unfolds, we are so grateful for you all. 🫶🏼

When learning is concrete, “I can touch, feel, see” the abstract concept will come naturally. The Hundred Board: Primary Room, Prickly Pear.

Art projects in our Primary Class are out for display. Swipe left to see the process.

Math is learned best by using their hands. 👋
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“Food prep is a great practical life activity. The children learn self care as they wash their hands. They develop independence as they learn to prepare food. They improve fine motor skills as they prepare the food. They practice grace and courtesy as they offer the food to share with their friends.” -Andrea Coventry

“The first essential for the child's development is concentration. It lays the whole basis for his character and social behavior. He must find out how to concentrate, and for this he needs things to concentrate upon.”
Maria Montessori

Hello Cave Creek parents! If you are a parent interested in ISR for your infant check out one of our Cave Creek mamas .prigge who only has three spots left in her class beginning August 15th! You can DM us or her directly for more info. 🏊‍♀️ 💦

Lunch with friends, reconnecting, socializing is part of learning too!

Sunday thoughts ☁️
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We did a little rearranging today and are happy with the results! As we enter our third school year we look back at how far we’ve come and how much we’ve learned about Montessori and how to create authentic Montessori classrooms. 🌈 Immediate availability in primary rooms waitlists available in our infant through twos 💜
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Practical Life works: Liquid Pouring using real ceramic glass. There is an inherent lesson of a glass breaks, the children will be more careful next time, their movement will be more purposeful and will gain control. In our toddler class: Jumping Cholla.