Homeschool Academics

Mathematics

In the Montessori approach to math, students learn through concrete, hands-on materials. As they progress, they will move to abstract concepts, emphasizing understanding the quantity and the decimal system. All math materials are designed to help students understand mathematical concepts in a meaningful and engaging way. Sensory exploration is emphasized in this approach, which permits students to transition from tangible, concrete materials to abstract concepts at their own pace. The objective is to create a sturdy mathematical basis that is founded on comprehension rather than memorization.

English

The Montessori language approach develops language skills through hands-on experiences, beginning with oral language and progressing to reading and writing. By utilizing materials that promote vocabulary building, phonemic awareness, and grammar, Montessori nurtures a love for language through exploration and self-expression.

Geography

Montessori geography explores the world through materials and activities that enhance students' understanding of a strong sense of place and global awareness. They will start by learning about continents, countries, and cultures to gain insight into the world around them. As they progress, exploring biomes, landforms, and ecosystems will be their next step.

Science

Through hands-on experiences, Montessori science students explore the natural world and gain a deeper understanding of scientific concepts. The emphasis on observation, experimentation, and discovery can also foster a sense of wonder among students. The Montessori Sciences curriculum includes Zoology, Botany, Earth and Space Science, Physical Science, Experiments, and more.

Outdoor Classroom

A Montessori outdoor classroom extends the traditional indoor Montessori environment, allowing children to engage with nature through hands-on, sensory experiences. The primary objective of outdoor exploration is to promote creativity, exploration, and a connection to the natural world. We achieve this by utilizing our garden program, working with our farm goats, exploring our six acres of land, and participating in various activities beyond the classroom. Children engage with nature through sensory experiences that are hands-on during outdoor learning. The goal of outdoor exploration is to foster exploration, creativity, and a connection to nature. We accomplish this by utilizing our garden program, working with our farm goats, exploring our 6 acres of land, and participating in different activities beyond the classroom.