Montessori Episcopal School

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This week in Toddler 2, Ms. Maldonado and Ms. Katie’s class explored space through hands-on Montessori work! 🚀 The children matched planets, explored the solar system, and practiced concentration and problem-solving through purposeful activities.

The children were also excited to deliver their special Mother’s Day gifts to their families. 💐 Watching their smiles and pride made for such sweet moments!

Rainy days in Ms. P**n and Ms. Keikei’s Toddler 2 class still bring plenty of movement, exploration, and Montessori learning! ☔️ The children enjoyed indoor recess activities that supported coordination, balance, and gross motor development while also spending time engaged in purposeful Montessori work throughout the classroom. From practical life and fine motor activities to sensorial exploration, the children continued building independence and confidence through hands-on learning each day. 💛

This week in Toddler 2, Ms. Maldonado and Ms. Katie’s class explored so many meaningful hands-on learning experiences! 💛

From practical life work like pouring and food preparation to creative art, flower arranging, puzzles, and open-ended building, the children strengthened concentration, coordination, and independence through purposeful Montessori work. We also enjoyed exploring birds and spring themes through art and discovery. It is always amazing to watch curiosity, problem-solving, and confidence grow through these everyday moments of learning. ✨

In Ms. Kowalska and Ms. Celiz’s class, students had a busy and exciting week exploring how to be gardeners! They learned what plants need to grow, discovered the life cycle of a plant, and even planted seeds in our garden beds.

To wrap up our butterfly studies, the children released the butterflies they have been carefully observing over the past few weeks. It was such a special moment watching them take flight! Through these hands-on experiences, students are building a deeper understanding of nature, responsibility, and the world around them. 🌱🦋

In Ms. Elliot and Ms. Taketa’s Prep class, the children have been busy exploring meaningful Montessori work throughout the classroom. From hands-on math and building activities to creative painting and practical life work, they are strengthening their focus, coordination, and independence. We also saw lots of curiosity during science exploration as the children observed and discussed living things. It’s always wonderful to see them so engaged, confident, and proud of their work each day! 💛

This week in Ms. P**n and Ms. Keikei’s Toddler 2 class, our children practiced caring for their classroom by helping with snack prep and clean-up, building independence and confidence.

They also explored hands-on work, fine motor activities, and caring for our class fish. During rainy-day indoor recess, the children had fun using hula hoops to stay active and build coordination.

We love seeing their growth in independence and joyful learning each day! 💛