Language & Maths

Just some of the activities each child can enjoy, all will be presented to the child as their skill and interest grow.

Tracing Sounds

Helping the child to learn the shape of each letter and the sound it makes, to build reading and writing skills.

Trinomial Cube

Working with an algebraic formula in physical form, helping the child to build on pattern, numeracy, logic and concentration. Also just a lot of fun!

Number work

A table top version of a larger work, children can use this to count and recognise the corresponding number, but also for addition and number building.

Practical Life

Just some of the activities each child can enjoy, all will be presented to the child as their skill and interest grow.

Preparing Food

Children love preparing food, and sharing it with their friends. Learning to use tools, taking care of themselves and others. Boosts confidence and self esteem.

Dressing – Buttons

Another self care task, children learn to open and close buttons. This practical skill also helps with fine motor control and concentration. Like all the practical life work it gives children a sense of their own agency.

Dressing – Buckles

Not an everyday hurdle for modern children, but this practical life skill has a great lesson in logic and sequence alongside fine motor skills. Also a boost for self esteem as its not an easy one to master for little hands!

Sensorial & Geography

Just some of the activities each child can enjoy, all will be presented to the child as their skill and interest grow.

Pink Tower & Brown Stair

Materials that help children learn about size and dimension. They can be combined to make structures, patterns and observe physics in real life.

Continents puzzle

Children are naturally curious about the world around them. This activity is an extension of the globes, once the child can remove and replace each named continent, they can trace them and begin to make their own.

Colour Identification

An advanced work from the colour tablets where children recognise, pair and name colours. This child has taken the tablets and found corresponding coloured items in the classroom. Developing perception, identification, sorting and discernment all vital for budding scientists.

Art & Craft

Just some of the activities each child can enjoy, all will be presented to the child as their skill and interest grow

Painting at the easel

A wonderful creative activity in its own right, expressing and exploring colours. Painting at the easel is also fantastic to strengthen the arm and shoulder muscles needed to use a pencil and develop handwriting.

Threading and Sewing

Creative and fun, this is a lovely activity to develop concentration, fine motor skills and the practical art of sewing.

Crafting objects

We regularly have projects children can create to take home. These projects use many skills and allow the children to share with each other, take turns and bring something back home to be proud of.

Our Classroom Environment

Some photos of our classroom environment so you and your child can talk about Montessori and share plans and memories.