DATES TO REMEMBER

Holiday Break:
Thursday, November 17 to January 5
Class Resumes:
Tuesday, January 10


Registration Information

AGES: 3 - 6 years

DAYS: Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday
Optional 2 day/week

TIME: 9 AM TO 12:30 PM


TUITION: $300/month (3 day week)
$200/month (2 day week)

* Tuition is based on a rate of $8.00/hr and a 25 week school year
There is an extra week or 3 days included in the school year to allow for personal days off if needed

REGISTRATION & SUPPLY FEE:$125/yr
*Due upon enrollment and Includes:
Enrollment, snacks, consumable school supplies, cleaning and bathroom supplies and equipment maintenance

TUITION DUE: September 1st to April 1st

SCHOOL YEAR: 7 months, 25 weeks,
September to November
January to April

MUST BE POTTY TRAINED
Email me for more information or a Registration Form: barbie.ann@sbcglobal.net

What is a Montessori Preschool?

* Maria Montessori's own clinical observations led her to analyze how children learn, how children build themselves from what they find in their environment.

* Children under the age of six have extraordinary powers of the mind. They have a universal, once in a life-time ability to absorb knowledge from their surroundings just by living. Because of the absorbent mind, pre-school children do not need direct teaching in order to learn.

* The Montessori environment therefore allows them to move, touch, manipulate and explore a variety of materials. It gives them freedom to choose their own work independently, based on their own initiative.

* Because of their constant interactions, the children learn to take responsibility for themselves and for each other. They also learn to get along with children of different ages and abilities, to respect each other’s work and work space, and to treat each other with courtesy. They learn to excuse themselves, to greet each other, and to phrase requests politely. They also take an active role in maintaining their classroom by, among other things, putting material away in their proper place, ready for the next child to use.

* In short, the classroom becomes a thriving community where children are treated with respect and dignity and want to treat others with the same respect and dignity.

Faith Community Church

Faith Community Church
Front Door to the School Right Side of the Sign

Entrance to the Classroom

Entrance to the Classroom
Welcome to the Sheepfold

Practical Life

Practical Life
Children are allowed to take snack as often as they woudl like

Practical Life

Practical Life
Children are taught to clean their own dishes at the dishwashing table

Under The Sea Potty Room

Under The Sea Potty Room
Rembering to Use the Potty is not a Problem!

Sensorial and Science

Sensorial and Science
You have to go in the Ocean to get to the science and geography areas

Geography

Geography

Math and the Reading Corner

Math and the Reading Corner
Learning quantity to number is crucial to understanding what numbers do

Prelanguage and Reading

Prelanguage and Reading
Phonetics are important to understanding what letters do

Sewing

Sewing
Sewing is an important pre-writing skill