Montessori Funtime Preschool

teachers function as a team in the educational process. Montessori Funtime Preschool offers a variety of programs and activities to support the holistic development of children, along with flexible enrollment day & time options. The academic programs include language and literacy (alphabet, phonics, early reading), mathematics (counting, number recognition, basic addition and subtraction), and science and cultural studies (hands-on experiments and learning about global cultures). Social and emotional development is fostered through social skills (sharing, cooperation, conflict resolution), emotional regulation techniques, and lessons in grace and courtesy. Physical development is encouraged with fine motor skills activities (writing, drawing, crafting) and gross motor skills (outdoor play, physical activities). Creative arts such as art, music, dance, drama, and role-playing are integral to building confidence and expression. Practical life skills are emphasized through self-help tasks and structured daily routines. Enrichment activities include public speaking opportunities and special events like Global Village Festival and Holiday Concerts. Progress is tracked through initial and continuous assessments, with regular parent-teacher meetings to discuss development. The preschool ensures a safe and nurturing environment with secure, clean, and child-friendly facilities, qualified and caring staff, and strict health and safety protocols. Parental involvement is encouraged through open communication and opportunities to participate in school activities. FB: https://www.facebook.com/montessorifuntimepreschool

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What academic skills do children learn at Montessori Funtime Preschool? At preschool, children typically learn basic academic skills such as the alphabet, numbers, colors, and shapes. They may also begin to learn basic reading and math skills, including letter sounds, simple sight words, counting, and basic addition and subtraction. We make sure kids are ready for KG. Skills will become Simple to complex as children will be growing from reading 3 letter words to sentences. How does Montessori Funtime Preschool help children develop social skills? Montessori Funtime Preschool helps children develop social skills by providing opportunities for them to interact with other children in a structured and supportive environment. Teachers use games, role-playing, and other activities to help children learn how to communicate, cooperate, and resolve conflicts with others. Social skills play an important part in the whole child's development. At preschool, kids also learn about how to make friends, how to talk, learn grace & courtesy, follow directions, etc. What other important skills do children learn at Montessori Funtime Preschool? In addition to academic and social skills, we also help children develop a range of other important skills, such as motor skills (e.g. fine motor skills for writing and drawing), self-help skills (e.g. using the bathroom independently), and emotional regulation skills (e.g. identifying and expressing emotions appropriately). How is progress tracked at Montessori Funtime Preschool? We use a variety of methods to track children's progress, including observations, assessments, and checklists. Teachers also meet regularly with parents to discuss their child's progress and identify areas where additional support may be needed. An assessment will be given to see what the child knows now and how he/she will be progressing with us. How does Montessori Funtime Preschool prepare children for elementary school? Montessori Funtime Preschool helps prepare children for elementary school by providing a strong foundation in academic, social, and emotional skills. We focus on whole child development from academic to social skills. Parents get updated on an everyday basis. We have four different levels of learning at the preschool. The child will start at Level A by learning about the Sound of the letter (to become an early reader with phonics), counting, and recognizing the numbers, colors, shapes, etc. Going on stage is very imp at an early age to have no fear of public speaking and we give a lot of chances for kids to do that to do performances every quarter like Global Village, Holiday Concerts, Spring Festival & graduation events, etc.