If you have enrolled your child in a preschool, then the first six weeks of Montessori will be crazy for you and, of course, your child. And since it is something to be expected, isn’t it better to prepare for it accordingly?
Montessori classrooms are the perfect setting where kids can develop overall with kids around them – both of age similar to them or younger or older.
Practical Life activities form a vital part of preschool life. Each child spends an ample amount of time in this section of activities.
The Montessori approach is a set of practices following which your child can establish a natural learning experience.
The first two years are extremely critical when it comes to language development and expanding vocabulary. And this is the same time most kids spend at home, with parents and siblings.
Research says that till the age of 5, children are in the most growth-intensive phase of their lives. Their brains are extremely receptive during this period and everything they come across can leave a profound impact on them. This is why your child needs a perfect learning environment right from the beginning so that they …
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Giving kids a creative outlet to express their thoughts and feelings allows them to be emotionally well-adjusted and create art that doesn’t just better their life but the world too.
With the start of a new school year, parents of preschool-aged children may be wondering if going to preschool makes a significant impact on their children’s development.
Caregivers at preschools often list three aspects of communication and language – receptive language, conversation skills, and expressive language.
