MAC Blog
The Montessori moveable alphabet is a fun and hands-on way for children to start exploring reading and writing.
- Primary
Each day, toddlers engage in food preparation by helping prepare the lunch vegetable of the day. This hands-on activity not only develops fine motor skills as they wash, peel, and chop but also fosters independence and confidence.
- Toddler
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Our Kindergarteners recently embarked on an exciting adventure to the Denver Center for Performing Arts to see Elephant & Piggie’s “We Are in a Play!”—a fun experience that brought the beloved book characters to life on stage.
- Integrated Kindergarten
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- Middle School
Our Lower Elementary students are deeply immersed in their Mystery History research, as are our Upper Elementary and Middle School students.
- Lower Elementary
Montessori toothpick work and mirror washing are designed to develop fine motor skills and a sense of responsibility in young children.
- Toddler
It's important for our littlest learners to explore nature. It supports their sensory development and connection with the world.
- Nido
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Our Integrated Kindergarten (IK) students have had a busy few weeks learning, exploring, and developing a tight-knit cohort.
- Integrated Kindergarten