Little Flower Montessori School

Little Flower Montessori School Little Flower Montessori School

Little Flower Montessori School is home to a community of parents, children, teachers and staff who share a belief in the values and educational philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori.

Two little friends, two snack trays, and plenty to talk about!In our YCC, snack prep is about so much more than food. It...
08/21/2026

Two little friends, two snack trays, and plenty to talk about!

In our YCC, snack prep is about so much more than food. It’s practicing independence, building coordination, learning practical life skills—and of course, enjoying a little conversation along the way!

Because sometimes the best part of the lesson is the friend sitting beside you.

The halls are coming alive again at Little Flower Montessori!Our teachers and staff are eagerly preparing the classrooms...
08/18/2026

The halls are coming alive again at Little Flower Montessori!

Our teachers and staff are eagerly preparing the classrooms, refreshing materials, creating inviting spaces, and getting everything ready for another wonderful year of discovery, independence, and growth.

We can’t wait to welcome our returning families and meet our new students. The excitement is building, and soon the laughter, learning, and Montessori magic will begin!

Little Flower teachers are ready… and we can’t wait to see you all soon!

Puzzles in Montessori are more than fitting pieces together—they’re little lessons in patience, problem-solving, focus, ...
08/18/2026

Puzzles in Montessori are more than fitting pieces together—they’re little lessons in patience, problem-solving, focus, and perseverance.

One piece at a time, children learn: “I can figure this out.” And that confidence? That’s the real masterpiece.

One of the beautiful things about Montessori education is the way learning naturally becomes a shared experience.In this...
08/16/2026

One of the beautiful things about Montessori education is the way learning naturally becomes a shared experience.

In this project, students worked on their own individual research and assignments—but they also learned from one another. They asked questions, offered suggestions, shared discoveries, and helped their peers understand new ideas. Group projects create opportunities to practice cooperation and communication, while individual projects allow each child to develop their own interests, strengths, and independence.

What makes Montessori unique is that the classroom is not built around competition for the teacher’s attention. Instead, children are encouraged to become both learners and teachers. A child who has mastered something can share that knowledge with a peer, reinforcing their own understanding while helping someone else grow.

This is more than academic learning. Children are developing confidence, leadership, collaboration, problem-solving, patience, and respect for the contributions of others.

In a Montessori environment, we don't simply ask, “What did you learn today?”

We also ask, “What did you discover, and who did you help learn along the way?”

When the Classroom Becomes the Kitchen!A Montessori classroom doesn’t always look like a traditional classroom—and that ...
08/14/2026

When the Classroom Becomes the Kitchen!

A Montessori classroom doesn’t always look like a traditional classroom—and that is part of the magic.

For this activity- children gathered around the table to make banana bread for their classroom snack. Measuring, pouring, mixing, taking turns, following a sequence, and working together transformed a simple recipe into a rich learning experience.

This is practical life in action.

Children are developing independence, coordination, concentration, early math skills, communication, and cooperation—all while creating something they can share with their community.

There is something special about watching a child become completely absorbed in their work.In this Montessori moment, a ...
08/12/2026

There is something special about watching a child become completely absorbed in their work.

In this Montessori moment, a simple art activity becomes so much more: practicing fine-motor coordination, making careful choices, working with different textures and materials, and developing the concentration needed to see an idea through.

The carefully prepared workspace encourages independence, while the freedom to create allows the child’s own imagination to lead the way.

In a Montessori classroom, art is so much more than creating a pretty picture. It is an opportunity for children to make...
08/11/2026

In a Montessori classroom, art is so much more than creating a pretty picture. It is an opportunity for children to make choices, explore materials, develop concentration, and express their own ideas.

Here, a young artist is carefully combining paint, color, texture, and loose materials to create something uniquely her own. Every brushstroke and placement requires coordination, focus, and purposeful decision-making.

Montessori invites children to create without a predetermined outcome—because sometimes the most meaningful work is the discovery that happens along the way.

Play dough may look like simple fun, but in a Montessori environment, it becomes an invitation to create, explore, and d...
08/09/2026

Play dough may look like simple fun, but in a Montessori environment, it becomes an invitation to create, explore, and discover. As children roll, pinch, press, shape, and build, they are strengthening fine-motor skills, hand coordination, concentration, and independence.

And then there’s the creativity—turning a simple ball of dough into food, animals, letters, people, or something completely new!

Music, Movement & Joy in the Young Children’s CommunityIn a Montessori YCC, music is more than a fun activity—it is an i...
08/08/2026

Music, Movement & Joy in the Young Children’s Community

In a Montessori YCC, music is more than a fun activity—it is an invitation to move, listen, connect, and explore.

With rhythm sticks in hand, our children are discovering beat, coordination, timing, and the joy of making music together. As they follow along, imitate patterns, and move their bodies to the rhythm, they are also practicing concentration, self-expression, turn-taking, and community.

🎶 Music, Movement & Joy in the Young Children’s CommunityIn a Montessori YCC, music is more than a fun activity—it is an...
08/08/2026

🎶 Music, Movement & Joy in the Young Children’s Community

In a Montessori YCC, music is more than a fun activity—it is an invitation to move, listen, connect, and explore.

With rhythm sticks in hand, our children are discovering beat, coordination, timing, and the joy of making music together. As they follow along, imitate patterns, and move their bodies to the rhythm, they are also practicing concentration, self-expression, turn-taking, and community.

Address

519 NE 26th Street
Wilton Manors, FL
33305

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19545658205

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