Montessori Learning Community

Yesterday we had a wonderful storyteller, Donna Catton-Johnson, visit. It was a great day! Donna Catton-Johnson

Mr. Bob from The Yard was our first visitor of the summer today! He let the kids explore the dump truck and he even brought us a load of fresh sand for our sandbox box! Thanks Mr. Bob and The Yard

MLC is having a Moving Out Sale at our West Campus. Join us on Friday, June 26th from 8am-1pm. This is a "Pay What You Wish" event in which all proceeds and donations will benefit the MLC Scholarship & Tuition Assistance Fund. Come check it out!

Final runs in the woods, making forever memories 🌿🍃

To kick off the first day of JUNE and the first day of SPIRIT WEEK we are also doing a Support Drive for our dear sweet teacher Sarah J. https://gofund.me/6ea71982d

She has always been a beacon of light in our community, dedicating her life to nurturing and educating children. As a Montessori teacher, she has touched so many lives with her kindness and passion. Now, she faces an incredibly tough battle with an aggressive form of breast cancer.

Sarah is not only a devoted teacher but also a loving mom to her young son, Roscoe. This diagnosis is especially hard, given her past experience supporting her own mother through cancer. We want to rally around Sarah and help ease the financial burden so she can focus on healing and being there for her son.

Every donation, no matter how small, will make a difference. If you can’t contribute, please consider sharing this post or sending your support. Let’s come together to show Sarah she’s not alone in this fight. Like, comment, and share to help spread the word. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.

We have some Hungry Hungry Caterpillars in our Raccoons class! Watermelon tasting was a hit!

Adventures from the Otters Room: "A slug showed up under my (Ms. Emily's) Christmas tree in the winter. Though it would be fun to have as a class pet for the children to observe and care for. We’ve talked about the life cycle of a slug, parts of a slug, and how they help the soil. We also found out they are nocturnal and are mostly hiding and sleeping during the day. Some names include bacon (the og), Skeleton, mustard, grocery, cotton candy, and ghost spider"

When fine motor skills and creativity combine! The Raccoons are exploring with loose parts and playdoh.

RELEASE DAY! Our Red Pandas Class got to see the life cycle of Painted Lady Butterflies from the tiniest caterpillars to chrysalis' to Butterflies! We wish them well in their adventures into the world of pollination!