Montessori Program

Fame Well's Montessori Program.

The Fame Well Montessori Program stands out as an exceptional educational experience due to our curated and strong curriculum, which embodies the core principles of the Montessori method. Our program is thoughtfully designed to support individualized learning, enabling each child to progress at their own pace while exploring their interests deeply. With a focus on hands-on, experiential learning and a prepared environment that fosters independence and self-direction, we create a nurturing space where children develop essential skills across academic, social, and emotional domains.
In addition to our rich curriculum, we emphasize physical and active development, movement to music, and health and safety, ensuring a holistic approach to your child’s growth. We also integrate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) into our curriculum, enriching their learning journey with a blend of creativity and technical skills. The inclusion of diverse materials and cultural experiences further enhances their educational experience, making the Fame Well Montessori Program a premier choice for a well-rounded and innovative education.

Fame Well School Tuition and Rates: 2024 Fall Montessori Program

Understanding the Montessori Approach

Montessori is a method of education that encourages self-directed activity, interactive learning, and collaborative play. Montessori classrooms are meticulously designed to promote creativity and to help children discover their innate interests. Certified teachers plan age-appropriate activities to guide children and develop a love for learning within them. Children work individually as well as in groups to learn critical skills, preparing them for their future and giving them a competitive advantage over their peers.

In the Montessori method, lessons and activities are organized into four primary areas:

1. Practical Life

This area of the curriculum focuses on refining everyday gestures, activities, and behaviors that children observe in the adults around them. Exercises are designed to promote self-care, environmental stewardship, social interactions, and movement. This aspect of the curriculum nurtures concentration, coordination, social skills, and independence.

2. Sensorial

In the Sensorial component of the curriculum, children refine their ability to discriminate and categorize sensory impressions. They work with materials that help them distinguish between previously introduced sensory experiences, enhancing their perception and understanding of the world.

3. Language/Literacy/Reading

Through engaging materials, children will expand their vocabulary and develop the skills necessary for writing. They will be introduced to the sounds of the alphabet, laying the foundation for reading and writing. Additionally, materials from various cultures will be incorporated into their classroom environment to enrich their learning experience.

4. Mathematics

Children will begin by grasping foundational concepts from 1 to 10, then progress to more advanced mathematical topics, including larger numbers, skip counting, and fractions. This structured progression lays the groundwork for future mathematical learning.