The Kindergarten curriculum serves as a bridge between the Primary and Elementary programs. Under the Montessori concept, kindergarten and primary students share a classroom. Through helping younger students in the classroom, Kindergarteners can reinforce their mastery of subject matter through the use of the Montessori approach. Furthermore, kindergarteners engage in more complex tasks both individually and collectively.
In MANT's Kindergarten, pupils:
Start the homework each week. These brief exercises are intended to instill responsibility in the child, reinforce previously taught principles, and teach them.
Engage in an additional two hours of reading training every day in our school library while their peers take a nap following lunch.
gains in self-assurance and inventiveness when writing using novel techniques.
Continue to improve your reading comprehension and fluency both individually and aloud.
Learn increasingly complex functions by building on your mathematical fundamentals.
Opportunities to share and talk in front of their peer group can help them develop their sense of self.
Use technology.
They experiment and express themselves via narrative, music, painting, and other mediums.