Welcome to our Montessori Culture class for toddlers, a dynamic and enriching program designed to introduce young children to the wonders of the world around them. This course is tailored to nurture curiosity and foster a deep appreciation for various cultural aspects through hands-on activities and engaging lessons. By exploring topics such as classification, botany, zoology, history, geography, science, and art, children will develop a broad understanding and a lifelong love for learning.

We are proud to be the first and only accredited Montessori school on the Outschool platform, featuring certified teachers who bring their expertise from our brick-and-mortar school located in Ontario, Canada.

In this Montessori Culture class, children will embark on an exciting journey through a variety of subjects, each designed to stimulate their natural curiosity and encourage exploration. The curriculum covers:

Classification: Children will learn to differentiate between living and non-living things and explore the three elements (land, air, and water). This foundational knowledge will help them understand the world’s basic components.

Botany: The class will delve into the fascinating world of trees and plants. Children will learn about different types of plants, their parts, and their life cycles, fostering a connection with nature.

Zoology: Students will explore the animal kingdom, learning about various animals, their habitats, and life cycles. This will include identifying different animal species and understanding their characteristics.

History: Important dates, seasons, family trees, and personal timelines will be introduced. Children will begin to understand the concept of time and their place within it, making history relevant and personal.

Geography: Using globes, maps, and models, children will learn about continents, oceans, and the world’s diverse geography. This will help them develop spatial awareness and a global perspective.

Science and Art: Engaging activities will include color exploration, experiments with magnets, and sink and float exercises. These activities will stimulate scientific thinking and creativity, encouraging children to observe, hypothesize, and express themselves artistically.


Class Structure

Each session begins with a brief lecture on the day's topic, providing children with a clear and engaging introduction. The teacher will then demonstrate the materials or worksheets needed for the activity, showing step-by-step how to complete the task. Following the demonstration, children will try the activity independently, while the teacher observes and provides real-time feedback. This structured approach ensures that children learn through experience, while receiving the guidance and support they need to succeed.

Our teaching style is fun, engaging, and productive. We believe that learning should be an enjoyable experience that stimulates curiosity and a love for discovery. By creating a positive and supportive atmosphere, we aim to keep students motivated and eager to participate. Activities are designed to be dynamic and interactive, ensuring that each child is actively involved and enjoys the learning process.

Children will have ample opportunities to interact with the teacher and their peers throughout the class. The small group setting ensures personalized attention and allows each child to actively participate in all activities. We incorporate a variety of teaching methods, including interactive games, discussions, slides, and occasional video clips, to make lessons dynamic and relatable.

Join us in the Montessori Culture class for toddlers, where we help children develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of the world around them. Through engaging activities and a supportive learning environment, we inspire curiosity and foster a lifelong love for learning.