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Primary (3-6 years old)
Primary classrooms are designed especially for the 3-6 year old child and the entire environment is created to facilitate their learning process. Maria Montessori observed that children learn by doing and wrote that the "hand was the instrument of the mind".
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Lower Elementary (6-9 year olds)
Maria Montessori summed up the 6-9 classroom thusly: "The elementary child has reached a new level of development. Before he was interested in things: working with his hands, learning their names. Now he is interested mainly in the how and why...the problem of cause and effect." It is now the job of the elementary teacher to provide the child with the materials and information to discover the interconnectedness of the universe.
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Upper Elementary (9-12 year olds)
Upper Elementary is a time when children are ready to ask bigger questions, take on greater challenges, and discover who they are as learners. In our Montessori classroom, students ages 9–12 build independence and confidence while exploring meaningful, interconnected lessons and learning alongside their peers.
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