Lodi Montessori Preschool & Kindergarten

09/01/2026

Happy Birthday, Maria Montessori! 💙🌿

Her belief that children are capable, curious, independent human beings continues to inspire Montessori classrooms around the world. She reminded us to slow down, observe, trust the child, and create an environment where they can discover what they are capable of.

08/30/2026

Every area of a Montessori classroom has a purpose. Each area is thoughtfully prepared to encourage children to explore and learn at their own pace.

08/23/2026

In Montessori, we focus less on saying “Good job!” and more on helping children recognize their own hard work and accomplishments.

08/05/2026

08/03/2026

Before our students arrive, you’ll find us getting every corner of our campus ready- outdoor and indoor! We believe our children deserve a beautiful, safe, and welcoming environment, and we’re proud to put in the work to provide just that for our LoMo families!

07/31/2026

In Montessori, art is not just about the final product, it’s about the process. For young children, making art builds many important skills besides coloring, painting, and gluing. They are developing concentration, independence, fine motor skills, and creativity to name a few.

The goal is not for every child to create the same picture or for their work to look “perfect.” Instead, we value the choices they make, the effort they put in, and the skills they develop along the way.

07/27/2026

In a mixed ages Montessori environment, children have many opportunities to learn from each other. Older children can practice leadership, patience, and helping others, while younger children get to observe and learn from their older peers.

Whether they are working together or simply playing outside, these experiences help children develop confidence, independence, and a sense of community.

07/25/2026

Did you know? 💡🤔

07/20/2026

A big part of Montessori is learning when to step in and when to step back. As teachers, we observe and guide, but we also give children the time and space to try things on their own.

By allowing children to work through challenges at their own pace, they learn to persevere and take pride in what they accomplish.