Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Montessori”
Hey, mom and dad…need some help in the kitchen? Our epicurious students will be learning the basic fundamentals of cooking, but more importantly, about healthy nutrition. Throughout the week, they will be planning meals with ingredients they like and are good for them. The execution of their meal plan teaches them to follow instructions, math concepts through measurement, and encourages …
As the students delve into the wide world of sports, they will learn about all of the professional sports teams that Canada has, and then test their own skills as they pick one sport to play each day of the week. The week and our Summer Camps finish with a final field trip to the Crossman Kay Community Centre!
In advance of New Brunswick Day on August 7th, we will study our Province’s history and geography compared to the rest of Canada, identifying what makes us so unique relative to our neighbours, proudly celebrating our differences. The week wraps up with a visit to Hopewell Rocks.
Even at a young age, science technology is a very fascinating topic. During this week of experiments and exploration, we will dive into our world of natural science and physical phenomena, conducting tests and trials while predicting the outcomes beforehand. This week of curiosities will wrap up with a field trip to the Mount Allison University Psychology Department. Lab coats …
Maria Montessori once stated “How can anyone paint who cannot grade colours? How can anyone write poetry who has not learnt to hear and see?” During this creative week we’ll examine and produce different forms of art, as well as learn how to convey our thoughts and feelings through individual creativity. Parents will be invited to “Studio 1535” for a …
Our child has become a great reader and a very curious individual. A big and loud thank you to the teachers who have stimulated his natural curiosity. As Graduate Level Educators, we understand the value of child-centered learning. Sometimes known as the ‘Constructivist Theory’, Montessori was a key resource for Jean Piaget to flesh out his ideas, as to the ideal …
New Brunswick is home to the highest tides in the world. We will spend the week studying unique bodies of water in the Maritimes. Visits to the Tidal Bore Centre in Moncton and the Homard Centre in Shediac are planned.
Our world would not be the same without music that evokes emotion and teaches us about our true selves. We’ll learn about different instruments, music styles, and how to incorporate movement with music. We will also be inviting musicians skilled in playing a wide variety of instruments to demonstrate their talents. A visit to Long & McQuade will cap off …
Our planet is home to many unique jungles, and their inhabitants can be quite peculiar! Our young explorers will look at the characteristics of many strange breeds, and then cap off a week of discovering jungle inhabitants and their habitats with a trip to the Magnetic Hill Zoo!
We will look into Canada’s history and growth into the wonderful Nation it has become. We will also be delving into our rich Aboriginal history. This week of discovery leads up to the weekend celebrations that will be occurring right across this great country.
