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Shape recognition puzzles in Montessori lay the foundation for early math skills by helping children develop spatial awareness, problem-solving abilities, and pattern recognition. As they manipulate geometric shapes, they build the groundwork for understanding geometry, symmetry, and classification—essential skills for future math success! 🔺🔵🟩
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Will you be our Valentine? 💌
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“Fresh air, sunshine, and lots of giggles! ☀️🌿💨 Outdoor play is essential for little ones—it builds strong bodies 🏃‍♂️💪, boosts creativity 🎨✨, and helps develop social skills 🤝💕. Plus, nothing beats the joy of running free and exploring nature! 🌻🐞🌳
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A little joy on your feed 🌟
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Shape puzzles in Kinder 🧩
In Montessori education, shape and size puzzles are considered important because they provide a hands-on way for young children to develop crucial cognitive skills like spatial awareness, fine motor skills, problem-solving, visual perception, and concentration, all while learning about basic geometric shapes and their corresponding sizes through play and self-discovery; essentially laying a foundation for future mathematical understanding.
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Perfect first day back with old friends and new! Welcome 2025 ✨
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“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have” 🖼️ 🎨- Maya Angelou
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Congratulations to Cypress class and Exter class on Winning the ‘Can the Competition’!

A huge congratulations to each of you for winning the ‘Can the Competition’ canned food drive!

Thank you to everyone staff and parents who participated, your hard work and dedication paid off, and together, you raised an incredible 600+ cans – a truly impressive achievement!

Thank you for showing such amazing teamwork and generosity. You have made a big difference in our community, and we are so proud of all of you for your efforts.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁

Did you know children learn how to write before they learn how to read? 🤯 In a Montessori classroom, writing is generally “taught” and focused on before reading. That’s because children generally develop the motor skills needed for writing much earlier than reading. Also, the sensitive period for writing is between 3–5 , while reading is between 4–6. The more you know!
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Pumpkin Painting in Piccadilly! (Say that 10 times fast) 🎃

Now enrolling infant through Kinder!
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Did we all collectively wake up today feeling fall in the air? 🙋🏼‍♀️ I’m not sure what’s better, the weather or the cute fall art projects! 🍎

Now enrolling infant through Kindergarten. Click the link in our bio to schedule a tour!
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