Primary

Primary

Frisco Montessori School’s Primary Program continues to build on the cycle of learning designed to take advantage of the child’s sensitive years by utilizing concrete Montessori materials. These materials facilitate the learning of skills that gradually promote the child’s understanding of abstract ideas. In the Primary classroom, the child has the ability to excel at their own pace simultaneously through the Montessori three-period lessons. The Montessori areas of the classroom are: Practical Life , Sensorial, Language Arts, Mathematics, and Cultural which includes Science, Botany, Zoology, History and Geography.

Sensorial

A young child meets the world around him/her through the constant use of all the senses.  The Sensorial materials help a child to become aware of details and isolate one defining quality such as color, weight, texture, shape, etc.  These materials help the child to distinguish, to categorize, and to relate new information to what he/she already knows.

Language

 

There are three developmental stages of language: spoken language, written language, and reading.  The directress through songs, group lessons, vocabulary, games, and three-period lessons enhances the child’s speech in fluent self-expression.  Writing and reading are two separate levels of development.  Writing is taught through the sandpaper letters, metal insets, the moveable alphabet, and the use of chalkboards and later recorded on paper.  Lessons in reading are presented through matching, discriminating letters, shapes and sounds, phonetically building three letter words using objects, pictures, advancing into phonetic readers.

 

Math

In Math, the child will use precise self-teaching materials that graduate from simple to complex and concrete to abstract, stretching the absorbent mind to adhere to higher level concepts. 

 

 

Cultural Studies

 

The children are exposed to many different learning areas that touch on subjects that further build their interest in discovery and experiences regarding the world around them.  Units of Study are prepared and presented monthly providing in-depth information on many different topics.  Visual aids, handmade works, library resources, topic related speakers, research and art projects are some of the materials used to provide the children with this array of information.

 

 

 

Each classroom is equipped with quality Montessori materials and furniture created specifically to fit the child’s size.  

The classroom and materials are designed to fully capitalize on the natural learning potential of each child.  This environment helps children develop within themselves, the foundation for a lifetime of continuous learning and creative thinking.

Contact

8890 Meadow Hill Dr. Frisco, TX 75033 Email: admin@friscomontessori.com Phone: 972.712.7400 ​