For the Students Art Fair, the children at the Maison des Enfants created a massive collaborative sunflower bouquet—an art project that fostered their fine motor skills, creativity, and spirit of collaboration.
Between 3 and 6 years old, children develop their autonomy and inner motivation by learning to choose, experiment and progress independently through caring guidance and Montessori materials, where mistakes become a natural learning tool.
What if emotions became powerful allies for growth?
In our 3–6 classrooms, children learn every day to recognize, understand, and navigate their emotions through Kimochis. Through real-life situations and playful tools, they develop essential skills for their well-being and relationships.
In the Montessori 3–6 classroom, the Thousand Chain is often presented as a tool for learning to count to 1,000 by tens.
In our 3–6 classrooms, activities are organised into five main areas: practical life, sensorial education, language, mathematics, and cultural studies.
