Montessori Education
in Plano
Our Programs
Toddlers Community
For your little munchkins aged 18 months to 3 years old.
children's house
A SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED PROGRAM FOR KIDS 3 YEARS TO 6 YEARS OLD.
Summer program
give your kids an immersive experience with camps running from June - august
The most important period of life is not the age of university studies, but the first one, the period from birth to six years of age.
– Dr. Maria Montessori
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Our Approach
Daily lessons are guided on Grace & Courtesy, instilling within the children proper manners and social graces.
The educator in our Montessori environments serves less as a “teacher” and more as a directress and facilitator. She closely observes each child’s progress, readiness to advance to new lessons, recognizing and interpreting each child’s needs. She is mostly found giving one-on-one lessons to a child, rather than standing at the front of the room talking to the whole group.
Dr. Maria Montessori saw the role of the teacher as providing children with tools for learning, rather than pouring knowledge and facts into them. The teacher provides a link between the child and the environment. The most important attribute of the Centennial Montessori teacher is the love and respect she holds for each child’s total being.
Working with a diverse group of peers enables children to develop growth mindset. In the real world we build communities – living and working with people from different age groups. Our Montessori environments emulate the real world preparing children for life.
Children from 2.5 – 6 years of age who are in the same plane of development form a community where peer learning and socializing is encouraged as the younger ones learn from observing their older friends and the older children solidify their knowledge, gain valuable leadership skills and become mentors while giving lessons on materials they have mastered to the younger children. This mixed-age diversity helps eliminate unhealthy competition between children and instead draws attention to the range of talents and abilities within the class.
Traditional v/s Montessori Way of Teaching
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Understanding the Montessori Approach to Education
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Why choose Centennial Montessori for your child?
A child picks up habits and starts absorbing knowledge at a very young age. Hence, choosing the right education method for your kid is very important. Dr. Maria Montessori in her book