Learning Materials

When Mums, Dads and caregivers first visit Capital Montessori, they’re very interested in all the interactive ‘learning materials’ they see the children using. Many were actually designed by Maria Montessori, and the children love using them to explore interesting and important concepts - the ideal way for young enquiring minds to develop their problem solving abilities, visualise abstract ideas, and have lots of fun all at the same time! These materials play an important part in nurturing your child’s development and love of learning - and children spend many happy hours absorbed in, and exploring, these wonderful activities.

When your child comes to our Montessori classroom they will experience activities, in an holistic way, in key learning areas: practical life - indoors and out, sensorial, language - including music, mathematics and cultural topics - including science.

Click on the photos below, or use the menu to the left to find out more!

Practical Life Activities
	Practical Life Activities develop foundation skills for all other work your child will do in the classroom. More
Sensorial Activities
	Sensorial Activities help children develop an understanding of order and pattern. More
Music
	Maria Montessori considered music to be one of our 'native languages'. More
Mathematics
	Hands-on learning materials help make abstract mathematical concepts clear and concrete. More
Language
	Our integrated approach combines phonetics and ‘whole language’ skills. More
Culture
	The study of history and the world is a cornerstone of the Montessori curriculum. More