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What Makes a Montessori Learning Activity “Montessori”?

November 30, 2015Uncategorizedlearning, Mendham, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, montessori at home, Montessori Philosophy, Westmont Montessoriby The Westmont Montessori School

Self-confidence and a lifelong love of learning characterize the Westmont graduate. But what characterizes a Montessori learning activity?

Check out our new infographic and tell us what you have observed your child likes to do at home, too.

What are some of the hands-on activities they enjoy?

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At Westmont, peaceful learning begins with trust, respect, and purpose. This belief guides our calm environment where children develop independence, focus, and confidence. The children’s joy and smiles reaffirm our steadfast commitment to an authentic Montessori education.

Learning How to Think - Exploring How to Do

The First Step Towards Your Child’s Future

Flash forward a year from now… a decade from now… what will your child have in common with today’s most remarkable inventors, such as the Google co-founders and the creator of Amazon.com? The foundation of a Montessori Education.

More Than a School

Westmont’s commitment to educating children who become responsible and caring adults goes far beyond our classroom. We partner with our parents and our community to assure that all students have the support and resources they need to succeed in school and in life - there is no better partnership!

Enduring and Authentic

We are proud of Westmont’s enduring foundation reflected in our alumni’s seamless transition into the area’s finest public and independent schools and subsequent entry into a vast array of colleges and universities - from Amherst to Yale.

What Makes a Montessori Learning Activity “Montessori”?