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2310 Golden Road, The Woodlands, Texas 77380
A Seamless Transition into Primary Education
Children typically join the primary class between the ages of 2 ½ and 3 years old, based on their readiness. They spend 3 to 4 years in this environment, including the kindergarten year. During this time, the child develops key traits such as self-discipline, independence, and confidence. The final years focus on mastering core academic skills like reading, writing, and math, which are natural extensions of foundational development in independence and concentration.
A New Chapter: Mrs. Maria's Leadership and Vision
In 2014 Mrs.Naushaba passed the role of lead guide of the primary environment to her daughter Mrs. Maria. In 2020, Mrs. Maria opened the Toddler Environment. While Mrs. Maria is the Primary guide ; she also serves as the Director of Operations at Montessori Villa. By embracing this dual role, Maria has the remarkable abiltiy to forge deep connetions with families and provide invaluable mentorship to her staff, fostering a strong sense of community. Her multifaceted approach ensures a holistic and cohesive educational experience for all involved.
Primary Curriculum Areas
Discover the benefits of the Montessori approach and how it can transform your child’s education and development. Montessori Villa is proud to offer an education that fosters holistic growth and a love for learning.
Practical Life
Activities such as care of self and the environment help develop concentration, coordination, and independence. Children engage in purposeful tasks that mirror everyday adult activities, fostering a sense of competence.
Math
Building on practical and sensorial experiences, the math curriculum introduces counting, operations, fractions, and geometry through concrete materials, laying a strong foundation for abstract reasoning.
Sensorial
Exercises focus on organizing sensory impressions through sorting, naming, and categorization. Concepts of math and abstraction are introduced through hands-on materials.
Cultural Studies
Geography, science, art, and music are integrated into lessons that connect children with the world around them. Activities foster global awareness and creativity, while lessons in grace and courtesy refine social skills and manners.
Language
Language development begins with enriching vocabulary and leads naturally to reading, writing, and grammar. Children are inspired by observing older peers and engage in activities that encourage language growth.
Program Schedules
Explore our flexible schedules, designed to support your child’s growth and your family’s needs, with options for half-day, full-day, and extended care.
Half Day Program (Ages 2 ½ – 4)
Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (with the option to extend to 1:00 p.m. with lunch).
This program introduces children to Montessori’s primary environment, focusing on building independence and preparing them for the full day program.
Full Day Program
Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. As children demonstrate readiness, they are invited to extend their learning, diving deeper into academic areas. The final year mirrors a traditional kindergarten, preparing them for elementary school.
All Day Program
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (with additional extended hours options). The all-day program offers extended care with enriching activities such as art, music, nature, and cooking. This provides a full-day Montessori experience for families in need of flexible hours.