The Four C’s of Montessori
Within Montessori, the Four C’s refer to four essential qualities nurtured and developed in children: Concentration, Coordination, Collaboration, and Creativity.
School in the Hills’ Spiral Curriculum, An Educational Approach for Life.
The spiral curriculum is an educational approach that emphasizes revisiting and building upon previously learned concepts and skills over time.
It’s your child’s first day at School in the Hills. Don’t panic.
Dropping off your child on their first day at School in the Hills can be exciting and nerve-wracking.
Why your Kindergartener deserves to stay in Montessori.
For many families, the transition from Montessori to public school seems definitive.
Why Practical Life?
If you have ever been in a Montessori classroom, you might be surprised to find the number of children cleaning, washing windows, and pouring different liquid forms.
Montessori, Building Self-Esteem.
“Feeling one’s own value, being appreciated and loved by others, feeling useful and capable of production are all factors of enormous value for the human soul.” – Maria Montessori The Montessori method is renowned for its ability to foster confidence in children by empowering children to develop a strong sense of self-assurance and belief in […]
Why Cosmic Curriculum?
Cosmic curriculum is a term used in Montessori education to describe a comprehensive and integrated approach to learning, and is taught as part of School in the Hills spiral curriculum.
Montessori, Beyond Care
As soon as you’re expecting, finding “care,” is your first thought.