Lower Elementary Program

Lower Elementary: Nurturing Curious, Confident Lifelong Learner

A continuation of Montessori learning where students deepen knowledge, independence, and confidence while exploring the world through inquiry, projects, and collaboration

Highlights / Key Benefits

  • Project-Based Learning — Inquiry, research, models, presentations, and problem-solving
  • Multi-Age Classrooms — Natural mentorship, collaboration, leadership
  • Great Lessons — Inspiring stories connecting science, history, math, and culture
  • Hands-On Curriculum — Math, language, cultural studies, art, music, French, outdoor experiences
  • Social & Emotional Growth — Confidence, empathy, resilience, self-discipline
  • Real-World Connections — Field trips, “Going Out” experiences, outdoor classrooms
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Curriculum

Projects & Inquiry

Research, models, timelines, presentations; critical thinking

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Language

Advanced Montessori materials, grammar, composition and Great Lessons

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Math

Understanding place value, the four operations, fractions, decimals, geometry and abstract pencil-and-paper work.

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Cultural Studies

History, geography, anthropology, global awareness

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Art, Music, Movement

Expressive, hands-on creative experiences

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Outdoor & “Going Out”

Field trips, nature exploration, real-world experiences

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Students are prepared not just for middle school, but for a lifelong love of learning, independent thinking, and strong social-emotional skills