In exploring about ways to protect the Earth and conserve its resources, the Casa class started the Honeybee Initiative. The class explored different aspects regarding bees such as their function, importance and anatomy. We also did our part by planting sunflowers with each child caring for a plant. Please help Save Our Bees!
Please click on “Our Honeybee Project” for more information about the Honeybee Initiative.
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The practice of yoga helps the children become aware of their body and strengthens their control of movement, thus encouraging the development of self-discipline. Of course, the best part for the children is having their own mat!
Please click on “Yoga Practice” for more information about yoga.
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March is Epilepsy Awareness Month. March 26th is Purple Day. This day is an international grassroots effort dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy. On Purple Day, people worldwide are invited to wear purple and host events in support of epilepsy awareness.
Please click “Epilepsy Awareness Month” to read how we will be taking part in this event.
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This activity provides children with the opportunity to use their developing hand-eye coordination, concentration and cognitive skills. These skills benefit the children as they become more independent and develop their sense of self and capabilities.
Please click on “Opening and Closing Containers” to see photos and more information.
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The sensorial area of our Casa classroom allows the children to manipulate and explore the materials using all of their senses. In this picture, the children are working with a combination of two activities that they have mastered individually, to recreate a pattern that is shown on the control card.
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At Downtown Montessori Infinity Place, our on-site chef Dorothy, cooks a variety of wholesome, nutritious meals for our growing children. Adhering to Canada’s food guidelines, she follows a menu that is dietitian and “kid approved”!
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Plants bring a little piece of nature and the outdoors into our Under 3 environment. Washing the leaves of the plants in our classroom is one of our Practical Life activities.
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Exploring shredded paper helps infants develop fine motor, sensory, language and cognitive skills all while having fun!
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As a fun science experiment, we did a “walking water” exercise in our morning circle. See what happened…
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