Montessori Math is a hands-on, child-led approach that builds deep number sense by introducing concepts through concrete materials before moving to abstract symbols. Unlike traditional math education that relies on rote memorization, Montessori prioritizes true understanding and self-paced discovery. In Montessori, students start with real-world, tangible quantities— stacking number rods, building with blocks or counting beads—so they understand why math works …
How La Prima Casa Montessori Is Different from Traditional Preschools
When parents begin searching for a preschool, they often assume all early childhood programs look more or less the same. Rows of desks, one teacher leading the group, identical worksheets, and everyone moving at the same pace. La Prima Casa Montessori turns that idea upside down—and that’s exactly the point. Understanding the Montessori Philosophy What Is Montessori Education? Montessori education is …
Wishing Everyone Happy Holidays
La Prima Casa Montessori Would Like To Wish Everyone Happy Holidays And A Prosperous New Year We Look Forward To Seeing You Again In For 2026! La Prima Casa Will Reopen: Monday 5th January 2026 – Teacher Planning Tuesday 6th January 2026 – Classes Resume
Montessori Gift Ideas You Can Make At Home
As the Festive season is upon us, this week we would like to share a few of our Montessori gift ideas that are easy to follow and will bring lots of fun for all. Holiday Season is the perfect time to practice Montessori principals at home. Making homemade holiday gifts with your children teaches them something that store-bought gifts can’t: time …
How to Celebrate Thanksgiving the Montessori Way
Thanksgiving is a perfect time to help your child learn about gratitude, love and compassion. In her teachings, Dr. Maria Montessori focused on giving thanks for the good things in life. She believed that encouraging gratitude in children would help with their overall development. In fact, she focused on making “grace and courtesy” a core part of the Montessori philosophy. …
Montessori Inspired Pumpkin Carving
Pumpkin carving is the perfect activity that combines Practical Life, Science, Math and Art skills that can support Montessori lessons at home for children of all ages. And let’s face it… it’s a FUN activity to enjoy with your child, as a family! One way we help educate the “whole child” in a Montessori school is by making lessons relevant …
How To Bring Montessori Practical Life Activities Into The Home
Montessori education is not limited to the classroom. At La Prima Casa Montessori, we encourage our parents to adapt the Montessori philosophy at home as well. In the heart of the Montessori method are practical life activities. These are everyday tasks that help children develop concentration, coordination, confidence, independence, and a sense of order. From pouring water to folding laundry, …
How to Prepare Your Child for a New School Year at a Montessori School
As the summer days begin to wane, the anticipation of a new school year lingers in the air. As a parent of a young child attending a Montessori school, you may feel this transition is both exciting and nerve-wracking. Montessori education is all about fostering independence, curiosity, and a love for learning. So, how can you best support your little …
11 Ways to Show Respect to Your Child
“Children are human beings to whom respect is due, superior to us by reason of their innocence and of the greater possibilities of their future.” ~ Maria Montessori Anyone who has experience with Montessori education knows that there’s something different about the “Montessori Way.” Montessori education is more than just academics. There is a social aspect to the Montessori classroom …
Are Montessori Elementary Students Ahead of the Curve?
Elementary children (6-12 years old) are highly social and group oriented. The most important developments that occur at this stage of life are social, emotional and intellectual. New Research Shows Montessori Elementary Students May Be Ahead of the Curve in Intellectual and Social Development Montessori Elementary students may actually be ahead of the curve in intellectual and social development, new …









