MONTESSORI SCHOOL AT EMORY
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Primary Classes 
Ages 3
 Years to 6 Years Old

Practical Life: Independence, concentration,coordination and social skills are learned and refined through the exercises of Practical Life. Whether it is preparing snack or arranging flowers, children feel a sense of accomplishment and joy.
CLASSROOM
​Lessons are primarily presented through the use of Montessori materials and exercises. The curriculum is  inter-disciplinary; no subject is taught in isolation. Montessori materials provide sequential learning; the lessons and materials build in sequence to provide an extraordinary foundation. Learning is purposeful and joyful.
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Sensorial

​Primary age children are sensorial learners. Lessons in this area are designed to foster and support the refinement of the senses. Through exploration of the Sensorial materials, children categorize and organize the qualities of the world around them.

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LANGUAGE

The Language program focuses on spoken language, writing and reading. Starting with phonetic sounds and cursive sandpaper letters children experience a wide range of lessons that prepare them for creative writing and reading  phonetically and in some cases fluently.

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MATHEMATICS
​The decimal bead material gives children a strong foundation and a deep understanding of the four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. They are then presented with lessons that help them to memorize simple math facts. Children experience geometry through several Sensorial materials.
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cultural 

The concepts of earth, water, continents and countries are explored in this area. Children learn an extensive vocabulary for botany, zoology and cultural concepts.

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PRACTICAL LIFE
Independence, concentration, coordination and social skills are learned and refined through the exercises of Practical Life. Whether it is preparing snack or arranging flowers, children feel a sense of accomplishment and joy.
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Montessori School at Emory
3021 North Decatur Road
Decatur, GA 30033
404-634-5777
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  • About Us
    • Accreditation
    • Our Campus
    • Why Montessori School at Emory?
    • Our Staff >
      • Administrative Team
      • Primary Staff
      • Elementary Staff
      • Toddler Staff
      • Adolescent Staff
    • What Our Parents Say
  • COVID-19
    • Covid-19 Precautions For In Person Classes
    • In Class Learning Pictures
    • U.S. Pediatricians Recommend Return to School
  • Admissions
    • Admissions Visit
    • Emory/CDC/Egleston Employees
  • Montessori
    • Montessori Graduates
    • Helpful Links
  • Calendar
    • Yearly School Calendar
    • Weekly Newsletter
  • Programs
    • Toddler
    • Primary
    • Elementary
    • Middle School
    • Drama
    • Visual Arts
    • Music
    • Athletics
  • Book a Tour
  • Apogee Donation