PRIMARY PROGRAM

Growing Confidence. Deepening Independence: 3–6 Years

3-6 Years

Ages for our primary program

Mixed-Age Classroom

 3-6 year olds learn together

Trained Educators

Experienced Montessori professionals

Child-Centered Learning

Respectful, individualized growth

3-6 Years

Ages for our primary program

1:10 ratio

One adult for every Ten children

Trained Educators

Experienced Montessori professionals

Child-Centered Learning

Respectful, individualized growth

A Foundation for Lifelong Learning

Why Parents Choose Our Primary Program

Our early childhood program encourages increased independence and gives children the tools to care for and respect themselves and their environment.

Around three years of age, children benefit from an environment that nurtures their growing independence, curiosity, concentration, and desire to explore the world around them.

Within this environment, children develop self-discipline, responsibility, a sense of personal identity, and an understanding of the world. Children find joy in meaningful work.

Children don't all learn in the same way or at the same pace. Our educators observe each child closely and provide guidance based on their individual interests, abilities, and readiness.

Rather than asking every child to follow the same path, Montessori gives children opportunities to engage with work that is meaningful to them while educators support their continued growth...

Our Primary classrooms bring children together across the 3–6 age range, creating a community where children can learn with and from one another.

Younger children have opportunities to observe and learn from older classmates, while older children strengthen their understanding and confidence as they become role models within the community.

This is a stronger fit for the Montessori approach than the template's generic language.

Montessori gives children meaningful opportunities to make choices, care for their environment, and take responsibility for their work.

With guidance and freedom within appropriate limits, children learn to plan their activities, practice new skills, solve problems, and experience the confidence that comes from doing things for themselves.

Montessori materials give children concrete ways to explore ideas, practice skills, and make connections.

Through purposeful work across areas such as Practical Life, Sensorial, Math, Language, and Cultural Studies, children develop concentration, coordination, problem-solving skills, and a deeper understanding of the world around them.

Come Experience Primary at Parkview

The Montessori environment is best understood in person. Visit our Primary classroom, see the materials and prepared environment, meet our educators, and discover how we support children as they grow into confident, capable learners.