About Maria Montessori
Dr. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) was an Italian physician and educator, renowned for pioneering an innovative approach to childhood education. As one of Italy’s first female doctors, she combined her medical insights with a deep respect for the natural development of children. Her unique philosophy, now known as the Montessori Method, emphasizes hands-on, child-centered learning, fostering independence, curiosity, and a lifelong love for learning. Today, Montessori schools around the world carry forward her legacy, creating environments where children can thrive at their own pace, building both knowledge and character.
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Thanjavur, Madurai
Child Worship for Montessori
In Montessori, child worship is a meaningful activity that nurtures spirituality and cultural connection. A simple, child-friendly worship space is created with items like a small lamp, flowers, and symbols of cultural significance. The child learns to light a lamp, offer flowers, or say a prayer with care and respect. This activity helps develop focus, a sense of peace, and an appreciation for tradition, fostering inner calm and mindfulness in a culturally inclusive environment.
Child Drawing Kolam for Montessori
In Montessori, drawing a kolam is a beautiful cultural activity that combines art, math, and mindfulness. The child learns to create simple kolams using rice flour or chalk, starting with basic dot patterns and connecting them with lines. This activity enhances fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and spatial awareness. It also introduces the child to Tamil traditions, teaching patience, creativity, and the joy of contributing to cultural practices.
Pouring Water Activity
In Montessori, pouring water is a foundational practical life activity that helps children develop concentration, coordination, and independence. A child begins by carefully holding a small jug filled with water. With focused attention, they tilt the jug slowly, guiding the water into a matching glass or container. If a spill occurs, the child learns to calmly clean it up, fostering a sense of responsibility. This simple yet purposeful task not only refines motor skills but also builds confidence as the child masters the art of pouring.
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FAQ
Montessori is a child-centered educational approach that encourages self-directed learning, hands-on activities, and collaboration. It respects each child’s unique pace of learning.
The school incorporates Tamil language, arts, history, and traditions into the curriculum, ensuring children gain a deep appreciation for their culture alongside their academic growth.
The school admits children aged 2.5 Years to 4.5 Years, starting from the early years.
Yes, children are exposed to both Tamil and English, supporting bilingual proficiency in a natural and engaging manner.
- 9.00 AM to 3.30 PM (Regular Timings)
- 3.30 PM to 5.00 PM (Play and Learn Club)