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Midland Montessori School provides an environment based on life experiences and reflections which encourages children to develop Respect, Responsibility and Resourcefulness.
Montessori children learn through hands-on experience, investigation and research.
They become actively engaged in their activities. Maria Montessori said, "The hand is the chief teacher of the child." Blending the ages, the Montessori core program operates from September to June, five days a week, three and one half hours a day, morning and afternoon.
The core program offers the child a step toward independence in the environment specially created for the Montessori child.
This fun and happy setting offers the child an opportunity to explore language and sensorial skills, music, practical life, art, math materials, geography, science, culture, friendships and sense of community.
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School Notes
Midland Montessori School provides an environment based on life
experiences and reflections which encourages children to develop
Respect, Responsibility and Resourcefulness.
Montessori children learn through hands-on experience,
investigation and research.
They become actively engaged in their activities.
Maria Montessori said, "The hand is the chief teacher of the
child." Blending the ages, the Montessori core program operates
from September to June, five days a week, three and one half hours
a day, morning and afternoon.
The core program offers the child a step toward independence in
the environment specially created for the Montessori child.
This fun and happy setting offers the child an opportunity to
explore language and sensorial skills, music, practical life, art,
math materials, geography, science, culture, friendships and sense
of community.
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