Category: Montessori Preschool

1. Why do you have mixed age classes?

   The philosophy behind this is so children can learn the skills to be a leader, a mentoring factor and for children who are an only child; they get the ability to learn how it feels to have siblings. Children learn to be warm and supportive communities. It also teaches them to be independent.
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   Villa Montessori Offers Full-Day, In-Person Kindergarten Program

   Did you know that Villa Montessori offers a full-day, IN-PERSON kindergarten program? Fully-accredited by Cognia [ https://www.cognia.org/news-events/media-room/], the industry’s leading accreditation and certification institution, our program features a full day of in-person learning and discovery taught in the Montessori method that is lovingly customized to each child – not the “one-size-fits all” curriculum embraced by… Continue Reading »
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   Villa Montessori Stone Ridge is OPEN and Offering Five-Day, In-Person Care and Instruction.

   Children Ages 12 Months to 12 Years Can Enroll Now for Fall Classes and Supervised Study Groups Villa Montessori – a Montessori preschool that instructs children ages 12 months to 12 years using the educational methods pioneered by educational reformer, Dr. Maria Montessori – is open for business and servicing families from the Stone Ridge/Chantilly/Aldie/South… Continue Reading »

4. Building Preschool Writing Skills, the Montessori Way

   Many parents don’t know where to start when it comes to the education of their pre-school aged children. Learning early writing skills is often not at the top of the list of things to teach, but is a fundamental skill that is best started early. Montessori educators are great at helping children be their best,… Continue Reading »

5. Villa Montessori Preschool Stone Ridge on Great Day Washington

6. How The Montessori School Changed My Perspective of Education

   Like most parents, I wanted the best for my child’s education and future. As I visited countless websites and took many on-site tours of schools and programs, my concerns began to grow. The time out chairs and rigorous setting made me rethink the social structures our current educational system holds. I found information online about… Continue Reading »

7. Traditional Preschool vs Montessori Preschool

   Raising children can be hard. It is a constant struggle of worrying that you have made the right or wrong decision. One of the biggest decisions is childcare and education. Do you homeschool, enroll your child in public school, or look for alternatives that work for your child’s unique needs? If your child is preschool… Continue Reading »