Montessori Playgroup

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Ola is a Master of Physiotherapy and holds a BA in teaching. In addition, she holds an AMI Diploma 0-3, Montessori Education certificate for 3-6 Montessori and has been teaching children for over a decade. Ola is also a mother and enjoys raising her own son the Montessori way.

Aleksandra Gorgol
Les Oliviers
+65 8310 ****
aleksandra.gorgol@gmail.com

Montessori playgroup

Details

Our authentic Montessori Playgroup offers a small-group experience, designed for up to six children, each accompanied by one adult. In this cozy and supportive environment, children participate in hands-on activities based on the Montessori method, facilitated by an AMI-trained educator. The program focuses on developing key skills including gross and fine motor movements, language acquisition, social-emotional development, and sensory integration. Parents and caregivers can relax in a supportive atmosphere, meet like-minded families, and gain insights and guidance on applying Montessori techniques at home. This nurturing environment is dedicated to enhancing early learning and fostering meaningful community connections

Course format

  • 7 weeks course starting 13th January
  • Timing: Monday 13:00 - 14:15
  • Price: $420 (7 weeks class)
  • Days: Register for the current Monday class or upcoming playgroups

What to expect in our class:

  1. Group discussion - Montessori topic: We will be coverin topics such as: activities for babies and toddlers, setting up home, toileting, weaning, setting limits, encouraging independence, fostering concentration etc.
  2. Guided exploration of the classroom by the babies and toddlers: children will actively engage with their environment, facilitated by a Montessori-trained educator. The classroom is designed for safety and accessibility, featuring materials and strategic interventions that support independent learning and development across sensory, motor, and practical skills.
  3. Communal snack: children will have an opportunity to have a snack together. This will encourage children to develop social skills and etiquette as they eat together, fostering a sense of community and belonging. This practice also helps children establish healthy eating habits and routines in a supportive, group environment. (Please remember to bring your childs favourite snacks with you)
  4. Circle time: At the end of each class, children are invited to join circle time where we will read a book and sing songs. This activity not only enhances literacy and musical skills but also fosters social interaction and provides a bonding experience, ensuring a warm and structured closure to the day.