

Ladybird Montessori
Learning Academy
Help me to do it by myself
is a Montessori phrase that describes a stage of development when children are eager to complete tasks independently.

Montessori is one of the most popular method for Early Learning child program in the world. We believe that quality care is essential, and that children need more than care to thrive. Children thrive when they are learning, and Montessori curriculum is rooted in the four key areas of child brain development: Language Art, Mathematics, , Practical Life, Sensorial and Culture and Science. Ladybird Montessori Learning Academy embraces the Montessori method, offering a child-centered approach to education that emphasizes hands-on learning, self-directed activity, and holistic development.



Language Art
Montessori language materials are designed around a carefully structured phonics-based approach to writing and reading. Renowned for their effectiveness, these materials are widely used not only in Montessori schools but also in other educational settings, including those requiring specialized support.
The learning process begins with sensory exploration: children trace sandpaper letters with their fingers while associating each shape with its corresponding sound. As they progress, they start forming simple words using moveable alphabets, matching words to objects, and eventually reading their first stories through phonetic readers.
One of the most remarkable aspects of this method is the sense of independence it fosters. When asked how they learned to read and write, Montessori children often proudly respond, “I did it myself!”

Mathematics
At its core, mathematics is about understanding relationships in the world around us and expressing them in mathematical terms. Montessori materials, such as number rods, golden beads, and spindle boxes, are designed to make this learning process simple, engaging, and intuitive. These tools provide a step-by-step approach to mastering mathematical concepts, ensuring children build a strong foundation.
One of the key features of Montessori materials is their self-correcting nature. This allows children to immediately recognize and correct their mistakes independently, without relying on a teacher’s intervention. As a result, children can progress at their own pace, fully understanding each stage before moving on to the next. This fosters confidence, independence, and a deep, lasting comprehension of mathematical principles.

Partical Life
From the moment children enter our school, they are given the opportunity to develop essential life skills that foster independence and confidence in the classroom. Through activities like using dressing frames to practice buttons, zippers, and bows, they learn to manage their own clothing. They are also taught how to care for their environment using child-sized tools such as brushes and dusters.
In addition to practical skills—like pouring from a jug, setting the table, and organizing their workspace—children build social skills through interactions with peers and teachers. These experiences help them become capable, self-reliant, and valued members of their classroom community.


Sensorial Education
Learning begins with the senses, and we use a variety of carefully designed activities to help children sort, match, and compare objects by shape, size, texture, and sound. These sensorial exercises not only sharpen children’s observational skills but also expand their vocabulary and lay the foundation for understanding more complex educational concepts. By engaging their senses, children develop a deeper connection to the world around them, fostering curiosity and a love for learning.

Culture and Science
In the Montessori classroom, children explore the world through hands-on materials like globes, puzzle maps, and flags, which help them develop an understanding of different countries, cultures, and people. They also learn to classify, match, and name elements of the natural world using picture and label cards, fostering a deeper connection to nature.
Activities such as growing plants and caring for classroom pets further bridge the gap between children’s immediate environment and the broader world. These experiences not only enrich their knowledge but also nurture a sense of responsibility and curiosity about the world around them.

Music
Our music program is designed to inspire joy and creativity in children through a variety of activities, including:
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Dancing and moving to different musical rhythms and styles
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Learning and singing new songs
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Playing musical instruments
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Exploring how music is created and performed
In addition to music, our drama program provides each child with the opportunity to express themselves, build confidence, and develop communication skills. Every year, the children showcase their talents in a Christmas Musical Production, a special event that allows families to celebrate their children’s accomplishments in music and drama.


Gymnastic Program
Our Gymnastics Program is designed to support both social and physical development, fostering self-confidence in a fun, non-competitive environment. Through developmentally appropriate activities, children are introduced to, practice, and refine their gross motor skills, building strength, coordination, and a love for movement.
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French
Our French Program prepares children for French Immersion Elementary Schools by:
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Sparking an interest in learning the French language
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Introducing foundational French vocabulary
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Teaching colors, numbers, and calendar concepts
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Practicing basic conversational phrases
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Incorporating fun and engaging French songs
This program not only builds language skills but also fosters cultural awareness and confidence in young learners.
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Art
Our Art Program encourages children to explore their creativity through a variety of techniques and mediums, including:
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Water resistance techniques
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Watercolor and tempera painting
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Collage creation
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Soft and oil pastels
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Direct mark-making and stenciling
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Mono-printing and printmaking
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Abstract and realistic drawing
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Brushstroke techniques
These activities not only foster artistic expression but also enhance creativity, decision-making, spatial awareness, and fine motor skills, allowing each child to discover their unique artistic voice.