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We Promise that Fly High Montessori creates a healthy & happy environment for children to learn, explore and grow in a warm & caring atmosphere and develop to the full potential with confidence in the company of supportive teachers.
We:Focus on establishing a strong foundation in LSRW Skills. ( Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing )
Encourage individual creative skills to help kids become independent learners at the age of 3 12 years
Provide cognitive approach to enhance their motor skills, sensory development, hand-eye coordination and adaptation to the environment
Shaping a child’s future is a tremendous undertaking. We understand that the children of today need to be molded into the future citizens of the world. For this we need a holistic approach towards their education. The need of the hour is not just academics but making the children compassionate and confident.
Flyhigh strives to make children independent and aware of their surroundings so they know to make the best of any given situation. By exposing them to decision making from an early age, we aim to make them forward thinking pioneers in a life plan of their choice.
For a Montessori preschool like Fly High, a well-rounded curriculum combines core Montessori principles with activities that promote holistic development. Here’s a structured curriculum overview you might consider.
1. Practical Life Skills
Activities: Pouring, spooning, buttoning, tying, cleaning, and organizing.
Goals: Develop fine motor skills, independence, concentration, and responsibility.
2. Sensorial Development
Activities: Sorting, classifying, comparing objects by size, color, shape, sound, and texture.
Goals: Sharpen sensory perception and cognitive skills, laying the foundation for mathematics and language.
3. Language Development
Activities: Phonetics-based games, letter tracing, storytelling, vocabulary building, and simple sentence formation.
Goals: Enhance vocabulary, pre-reading, and writing skills, as well as listening and comprehension.
4. Mathematics
Activities: Counting beads, number rods, sandpaper numbers, and introductory addition and subtraction.
Goals: Understand numbers and quantities, develop basic math operations, and recognize patterns.
5. Physical Education
Activities: Group games, balance exercises, yoga, and outdoor play.
Goals: Develop gross motor skills, coordination, and teamwork, and instill a healthy attitude towards exercise.
6. Social and Emotional Development
Activities: Group discussions, role-playing, empathy-building exercises, and emotional literacy activities.
This curriculum encourages exploration, independence, and respect for self, others, and the environment, aligned with the Montessori approach.
