Miami Shores Montessori School

Toddlers are wired to move. Climbing, carrying, balancing, walking, and reaching all support coordination, confidence, and brain development. In Montessori, movement is not a break from learning; it is one of the main ways young children learn.

Elementary Montessori invites children to see themselves as capable contributors. As their reasoning grows, so does their awareness of others, the environment, and their role in the community. Learning becomes not only about knowing more, but about doing meaningful work with what they know.

Passport to Summer Fun | Ages 3–6

A summer of discovery, creativity, and global adventures starts here! 🌎☀️
From June 8 to July 24, children will explore 7 weeks of themed activities, hands-on learning, art, cooking, movement, science, outdoor play, and water fun.

Enrollment is still open for select weeks. DM us to learn more!

Toddler Summer Splash Adventure Camp

A joyful summer made for little explorers! ☀️🌊
Our Toddler Summer Camp offers 7 weeks of Montessori-inspired fun, hands-on activities, movement, story time, art, and weekly themes from June 8 to July 24.

Enrollment is still open for select weeks. DM us to learn more!

Before math becomes abstract, children experience it with their hands. Montessori materials help Primary and Kindergarten students see, touch, compare, count, and build mathematical ideas in a concrete way, creating a strong foundation for future understanding.

Every button fastened, cup carried, basket returned, or shoe attempted is part of a toddler’s growing sense of independence. Montessori gives young children the time, space, and trust to try, practice, and proudly discover: “I can do it.”

Elementary students are ready for deeper social learning. Through group projects, shared responsibilities, and respectful discussion, they practice listening, contributing, problem-solving, and valuing different perspectives. Collaboration becomes part of how they learn and grow.

Pouring, polishing, spooning, folding, and caring for plants may look simple, but Practical Life work strengthens concentration, coordination, independence, and care for the community. These everyday activities prepare children for both academic learning and daily life.

For toddlers, language development happens all day long: naming objects, singing songs, listening to stories, and sharing real conversations with trusted adults. Each interaction gives children the words they need to understand the world and express themselves with confidence.

Elementary math in Montessori helps children move from hands-on work to clear, logical thinking. As they practice operations, patterns, and problem-solving, they strengthen accuracy, concentration, and confidence in their ability to work through challenges step by step.