Little Kids Club
Ages 3 – 6
Children aged 3 to 6 possess an absorbent mind, enabling them to soak up knowledge, stimuli, and information from their environment like a sponge. The Montessori approach encourages self-directed learning, empowering children to learn joyfully at their own speed. Through the Montessori curriculum, toddlers can unlock their inner potential, engage in activities of their choosing, develop concentration, nurture artistic creativity, and improve social skills.
Weekly themes
Each program consists of its own weekly theme, so that your child has something new to anticipate with each coming week.
Supplies
Our high-quality products will help your Child learn and grow in a nurturing environment. It is our goal to provide an atmosphere of tranquility and joyful accomplishments.
Hands-on activities
Our activities are designed to keep your child engaged, whether it’s learning how to draw the solar system or memorizing a song about the seasons.
25+ Videos
For the Little Kids club, each weekly schedule consists of extra fun video learning activities. These include learning new words and numbers, counting, and dancing.
Language: Children in this stage are encouraged to gradually transition from spoken language to written language.
The curriculum emphasizes using spoken language as a means of self-expression, introducing reading through materials like sandpapers, language cards, and blocks to nurture reading skills. Enriching vocabulary is also a key focus.
Practical Life: Repetition of practical life activities aids in the development of fine and gross motor skills, fostering confidence and independence.
Children over 3 years old are encouraged to engage in these activities, focusing on aspects like fine motor development, self-care, care for the environment, and grace and courtesy.
Mathematics: The Montessori curriculum helps children shift from concrete to abstract mathematics through the use of concrete materials like golden beads, stip boards, colored rods, blocks steps, and chains. Sandpapers are utilized to introduce children to more complex mathematical concepts.
Sensorial development: Children in this age group have absorbent minds and are receptive to sensory stimuli in their environment.
The curriculum provides visual, tactile, auditory, gustatory, and olfactory stimuli to facilitate holistic education.
Visual Stimuli
Pink tower, Brown steps, Red and Blue colored rods, Golden beads, Monomial, Binomial and Trinomial cubes.
Tactile Stimuli
Touch boards, Fabrics with textures, Touch trays
Auditory Stimuli
Bells, Rings, and Sound Cylinders
Gustatory Stimuli
Tasting trays
Olfactory stimuli
Smelling Bottles
Culture and Science:
Toddlers are introduced to complex scientific subjects like botany, chemistry, zoology, physics, geology, and astronomy, sparking a natural curiosity in them about the world. Furthermore, geography, history, biology, and arts are emphasized to instill cultural knowledge in toddlers. Materials such as maps, globes, pictures, models, and booklets are employed for educational purposes.
The Montessori curriculum for toddlers aged between 3 to 6 years focuses on various essential aspects of their development.
