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A teacher and his pupils working together at tables in a Montessori school classroom.

What Does a Montessori Classroom Look Like?

A Montessori classroom is a unique environment that encourages children to explore and learn according to their individual needs. Montessori promotes independence, creativity, self-discipline, and responsibility. The classroom is designed to be stimulating and inviting, with materials and activities that engage and challenge children. The classroom is divided into different areas to help children develop…
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What Is the Teacher’s Role in a Montessori Classroom?

Montessori education is becoming increasingly popular among parents and educators who believe in holistic education. One of the key features of a Montessori classroom is the role of the teacher.  Unlike traditional classrooms, where teachers may focus more on delivering information and directing students, Montessori teachers place children at the center of their learning and…
A teacher and her pupils working together and sitting on the floor in a Montessori school classroom.

Are Montessori Schools Good for Autism?

Montessori Education is based on the idea that children learn best when they are given the freedom to explore and discover independently within a carefully prepared environment designed to support their individual needs and interests.  Montessori schools aim to help children develop self-motivation, independence, confidence, and a love of learning that will stay with them…
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What Is a Montessori Preschool Program?

A Montessori preschool program follows the methods of Maria Montessori, Italy's first female doctor. With a background in mathematics, physics, science, anthropology, philosophy, and psychology, she created what is now known as the Montessori method.  The Montessori Method takes advantage of the learning stage of children ages 0–6, at which point students tend to be…
A group of kids sit on the floor and attentively listen to their teacher in a Montessori school.

What Does a Montessori Classroom Look Like?

If you have ever heard of Montessori education, you may have wondered what the classrooms look like. You may be familiar with traditional educational settings that are often teacher-centred, but Montessori classrooms are designed to be learner-centred.  Montessori classrooms are uniquely designed to encourage student independence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills with specialized materials, a…
A baby playing with logical toys while an educator supervises and assists.

Are Montessori Schools Good For Autism?

The Montessori method of learning was designed by Dr. Maria Montessori in Italy, in the early 1900s. This method of learning was developed so that all children would be able to learn in a supportive environment, no matter what their ability or skill level. Using the Montessori method of learning for children with autism is…
A collection of children's toys including a teddy bear and wooden blocks on a colorful rug.

What is a Montessori Toy?

The Montessori method of learning was created in 1907, by Dr. Maria Montessori. The Montessori approach provides children with tools and techniques to critically think about the world around them and provide a fundamental framework of learning. Montessori toys are geared towards helping a child learn and develop and are simple. These toys encourage children…
A young child sitting at a wooden table, focused on a Montessori educational game in front of them. The game consists of a series of colored wooden blocks, arranged in a specific pattern. The child is using their hands to manipulate the blocks and solve the puzzle.

What is the Purpose of Montessori Education?

Montessori education is a unique approach to teaching and learning that was developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, an Italian physician and educator, at the turn of the 20th century. The goal of Montessori education is to help children reach their full potential by providing them with a supportive and enriching environment that fosters independence, self-motivation,…

Why Choose Montessori?

Our classrooms are prepared with authentic Montessori materials, chosen to foster a culture of independence, critical thinking, artful expression, and respect while inspiring a love of lifelong learning.

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Our founder, who is a Montessori-trained teacher, warmly welcomed our first students in 2010. Since then, we’ve proudly created an enriching learning environment dedicated to guiding children in Calgary.

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The Montessori Method, developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, has pioneered individualized learning, and we are proud to offer an authentic Montessori program.

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