Other activities in the preschool curriculum include art activities, which are open-ended and emphasize process and not product. These actives may include crayons, colored pencils, easel activities, clay, and cutting.

The teacher brings music into the classroom each week through songs, finger plays and dances. She introduces musical instruments and rhythm with rhythm sticks and other simple hand instruments are also incorporated into the program.

Outdoor activity is a part of each day. Large motor play helps strengthen the physical body as well as increasing coordination.

The study of arts, history, culture, science and technology all complement each other in the Montessori classroom, just as they do in the real world. A child's desire to learn is never stifled as his curiosity leads him from one subject to another. This integrated approach is one of Montessori's greatest strengths.

In committing to a three year Montessori program, we strive to achieve our ultimate goals: to help each child develop a foundation of habits attitudes, skills and ideas that will form the basis for a lifetime of creative learning.

"No one can be free unless he is independent... In reality, he who is served is limited in his independence..."