A beautifully balanced start to learning—where children build independence, strong academic foundations, and a curious, confident mindset. Through hands-on exploration in language, math, culture, and practical life, our 3–5+ learners grow into capable, joyful thinkers ready for the next stage.
A Foundation for Academic and Personal Growth
Our PreK-K (Children’s House) program offers a rich, dynamic academic experience designed to cultivate independence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning. Within a calm, structured, and multi-age classroom environment, children learn mutual respect, develop personal responsibility, and thrive through opportunities for peer mentorship and collaboration.
The PreK-K curriculum provides a balanced blend of intellectual, practical, and creative learning experiences across five core areas:
By the end of the 3-year cycle in PreK-K classrooms, students have developed not only strong academic foundations but also essential life skills—focus, independence, compassion, and curiosity—that prepare them to thrive in the Elementary years and beyond.
At our Montessori school, we believe in fostering independence, confidence, and a lifelong love for learning from the very beginning. Our carefully designed programs cater to each stage of your child’s development, building essential skills and a deep connection to their world.
Our unique multi-age classroom fosters much more than academic skills. It’s a community where children learn mutual respect, take personal responsibility, and grow through peer mentorship. This environment cultivates a deep sense of confidence, independence, and the ability to collaborate effectively with others.
We make learning deep and intuitive by bringing abstract concepts to life. Through specialized, hands-on materials, children build a concrete understanding of complex topics in Language, Math, Science, and Cultural Studies. This tactile, sensory-based approach doesn’t just teach facts—it builds foundational skills and ignites a genuine, lifelong love of learning.
Knowledge is best given where there is eagerness to learn, so this is the period when the seed of all things can be sown, the child’s mind being like a fertile field, ready to receive what will germinate into a culture.
Students engage in purposeful, hands-on activities of real-life tasks such as sweeping, dusting, pouring, care of the environment, and grace and courtesy lessons. These purposeful activities foster concentration, coordination, inner sense of order, and the ability to follow complex sequences- all skills that form the foundation for future learning.
Children refine their senses through exploration of specialized materials designed to sharpen the five senses and help develop keen observational and discrimination skills. Through engagement with materials that isolate attributes of size, shape, weight, texture, color, sound, and smell, children prepare for more advanced concepts in mathematics, geometry and linguistic thinking
Through a structured, phonetic approach Language Arts is introduced, beginning with “Sandpaper Letters” to develop muscular memory and letter sound recognition. Thereafter, children progress to composing words and sentences using the “Movable Alphabet.” Early reading and writing skills emerge naturally as children develop literacy, vocabulary, grammar awareness, and written expression through individualized and peer-supported learning.
Hands-on materials allow children to explore mathematical concepts concretely before transitioning to abstraction. Children gain a deep, intuitive understanding of numbers, operations, and relationships through tactile exploration. The curriculum includes number recognition, sequencing, operations, memorization of math facts, place value, and introduction to fractions—while naturally linking to sensorial, geometric, and algebraic thinking.
Children’s natural curiosity is expanded through lessons in Geography, Botany, Zoology, Science, Art, Music, movement, and creative projects, all of which enrich the classroom experience, inspiring global awareness in an age-appropriate manner. Lessons cover landforms, continents, oceans, and global traditions, using maps, artifacts, and storytelling.
History is presented through visuals, while Science in conjunction with the Montessori Acres Farm includes Botany, Zoology, Life Cycles, Animal Anatomy, and Weather patterns—encouraging observation, classification, prediction and early scientific inquiry.
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MAV has been a great experience for us and our 4 year old daughter. She has learned and developed so much since she started. She has made friends and is excited to go to school each day!