Language
Class overview
In the Montessori classroom, children use globes, puzzle maps, and colorful flags to deepen their understanding of various countries, cultures, and people. They are also taught to match, classify, and name elements and species of the natural world using detailed picture and name cards. Growing plants in the classroom and caring for pets help bridge their knowledge of the immediate environment with the broader, wider world.
Additionally, our classes incorporate multicultural elements, allowing students to explore different languages and cultures. This approach not only improves language skills but also broadens their understanding of the world. By fostering a positive and engaging learning atmosphere, we help students gain confidence in their language abilities and cultivate a lifelong enthusiasm for learning.
Questions
Questions and answers
What age groups are Language classes designed for?
Language classes are available for children aged 3 to 12 years, with activities and lessons tailored to different developmental stages and language proficiency levels.
What skills will my child develop in the Language classes?
Children will enhance their vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension, and writing skills through interactive activities such as storytelling, language games, and reading exercises.
Are language classes suitable for non-native children?
Yes, our Language classes are designed to support all students, including non-native speakers. We use engaging methods to help children improve their language skills and build confidence.
What materials will my child use in language classes?
Children use a variety of materials, including books, educational games, and digital resources, to support their learning and make language acquisition enjoyable and effective.
How do you include multicultural elements in language classes?
Our curriculum includes exposure to different languages and cultures, promoting cultural awareness and a broader understanding of the world alongside language development.