Folsom Lake Montessori

MONTESSORI SACRAMENTO PRESCHOOL- ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

MONTESSORI SACRAMENTO PRESCHOOL located in Folsom, California, offers toddler, infant, preschool, kindergarten and summer school programs. They have different programs for different age groups, and each program is adept with all the necessary care and learning a child needs. They include subjects from mathematics, science to a child realising the importance of taking care of them. Their programs are based on principles of Montessori overall development of an individual.

Why MONTESSORI SACRAMENTO PRESCHOOL?

>>Montessori Principles of Individual Development:

The school works on the principle of Montessori overall development, which focuses on the individual rather than a collective group. Each child has its requirements, and the program makes sure that all those requirements are fulfilled. The teachers are well trained and ensure that the child understands things well and that he/she feels safe and comfortable.

>>Aim: Their main is not just teaching a child something and then move ahead, the teachers make sure that the child has comprehended the topic well. They aim to develop individuals who enjoy learning, are confident and are empathetic.

>>Technology: The school uses Montessori Compass for classroom management, parent communication and school management. The parents can easily track the performances of their children on the devices.

>>Events: The school provide many special events for kids like field trips to different places in Folsom, El Dorado, Folsom Lake, and nearby locations in the Sacramento, CA area, for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, etc. throughout the year. Not only it engages the students but also make sure that they understand things.

>>Programs: For each age group there is a different program-

Infant Day Care Program (8 weeks to 24 months old)

Their Infant Day Care Program is known for the individual attention and care given to a child. They make sure that the child feels safe, loved, and comfortable in the environment and enjoys the learning process. The parents need not worry about their child at all.

>>Toddler Program (2 to 3 years old)

Dr Maria Montessori was one of the first educators who recognised that the first few years of a child’s life are critical to the development of personality and intellect. Toddlers are inquisitive, and they can’t be blamed for their curious nature, it is their age, and zeal to learn new things. The program allows them the freedom to learn as much as they can, as quickly as possible.  The teachers give a child individual attention to ensure they have developed the following skills:

*Sensory and Perception

*Self-help

*Language

*Physical and motor skills

*Social and Emotional Growth

>> Private Kindergarten Program (4 to 5 years old)

Here the focus is on the proper overall development of the child. The school has a private pre-K/Kindergarten program to ensure the child is, in fact, ready for Kindergarten. The teachers make sure that a child is understanding and comprehending things, guaranteeing rapid development.

>>Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten Program

GOALS

*In a prepared and comfortable environment the children work in five different Montessori areas including, practical life, sensorial, language, math and cultural.

*The sensorial area allows the students to be aware of the environment and refines the child senses. The pre- K students practice classification of sizes, shapes, compositions, texture, volume, temperature, weight and taste.

*As the pre-k children are in a sensitive period of language, the FLMA program closely pay attention to their conversations and encourage them to express their needs, feelings, and thoughts.

*In the academic area of language arts, the students master A-Z sounds and make words by putting them together. As the school starts with moveable alphabets, children break them down and spell it out.

>>Summer Camp:

The school also organises summer camp for students. Which includes recreational activities for children.

Activities:-

Group games

Board games

Cooking

Art

Free play

Published on: 25 September 2019

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