Mrs Berry's Montessori Nursery

Our goal is to make learning enjoyable while also promoting focus, a love of learning, and purposeful activity in kids.
Each child is given the opportunity to develop initiative, self-assurance, and independence through the Montessori idea of "freedom within a prepared environment."
Our mixed-age grouping approach creates a more natural environment for childhood, with older kids serving as role models for the younger ones.
The numerous enjoyable and productive activities, including cooking, gardening, woodworking, storytimes, and pet care, all have the goal of promoting the child's growth.
More on age-diverse groups.
Our high staff-to-child ratio enables youngsters to receive individualised attention during this crucial stage of their development as they become interested in language and math.
The older kids quickly grasp the actual meaning of numbers through playing the many enjoyable activities available here.
With several activities to support children's writing development, including Montessori sandpaper letters, we give special attention to the proper production of letters.
What is known as the Montessori Method is what I did with the child's input after expressing it.
Maria Montessori, MD.
The Montessori Method is a technique of considering what makes children who they are.
The primary goal of Montessori education is to inspire a love of learning.
Children who enjoy studying are content, cheerful, and full of self-assurance.
It also imparts the importance of freedom and self-reliance.
The Montessori technique is methodical.
The repetition of exercises is crucial to this learning process.
Montessori is a hands-on learning method for young children.
By engaging in a variety of activities, it encourages kids to improve their observational abilities.
Most importantly, Montessori aimed to assist unburden a child's head so that they could learn without experiencing any bad influences.
Children experiment and learn via doing.
The basic objective of Montessori is to create a setting that is exciting and child-centered so that kids can explore, touch, and learn without being afraid.
The end goal is to promote lifelong learning, the enjoyment of learning, and contentment with one's life's direction and purpose.