Montessori I Program
Encouraging Your Child to Discover and Create
For 3.6yrs – 4.6yrs


Language & Literacy
Making connections between letters and sounds
Our educators implement lesson plans using age-appropriate books and materials as your child listens to and retells stories, asks questions, and shares ideas.

Key Focus Areas
Repeating rhymes, poems, and songs
Increasing competence in emergent writing skills
Communicating through listening and speaking
Exploring relationships between words
Sequencing events through retelling
STEM
Developing basic problem-solving skills
We put your 3-year-old’s natural curiosity to work, teaching them about counting through hands-on STEM activities.
Key Focus Areas
Building the foundations of engineering
Planting seeds and talking about growth
Classifying objects into groups
Measuring with standard and non-standard materials
Making predictions based on observations
Using simple machines


Key Focus Areas
Building self-awareness and confidence
Interacting positively with others
Demonstrating the use of classroom materials appropriately
Developing the ability to solve problems
Gross & Fine Motor Skills
Developing strength and coordination
Children have a natural inclination to move and play. We focus this energy into productive activities that build strength and coordination, helping your 3-year-old’s muscles develop. Our educators give your child the opportunities, motivation, and encouragement to develop new skills.
Key Focus Areas
Practicing youth yoga
Developing hand-eye coordination
Enhancing bike riding skills
Increasing fine motor dexterity (writing and drawing)
Moving with balance and coordination

Character Essentials
Character is at our core
Our educators guide your child through activities inspired by our Character Essentials curriculum that build upon positive character traits like responsibility, leadership, and empathy.

Key Focus Areas
Navigating friendships
Participating in cooperative games
Developing compassion through acts of kindness
Expressing feelings
Developing independence
Music & More
Learning through song and movement
Research shows music improves cognitive development, learning skills, communication, and memory. Our age-appropriate curriculum develops your child’s language skills through song using our proprietary Music and More program.
Key Focus Areas
Listening to music
Playing instruments
Understanding rhythm and tempo through dance
Experiencing awareness of different types of culture through music
Building confidence through performance skills

A Day in our
Mont I Program
Every moment is an opportunity to learn. Our Mont I Program utilizes fun and play to help prepare children for life.
4.8/5
Facebook reviews
Parents highlight our dedicated teachers and the dynamic learning environment that encourages children to thrive both academically and socially.
4.2/5
Edustoke reviews
This score points to our excellence in Montessori pedagogy and our ability to foster an environment where children can develop critical thinking and independence effectively.
Child-centric education with authenticity
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Which curriculum areas does nebula montessori's Mont I Program cover?
The Mont I Program curriculum at nebula montessori covers Language & Literacy, STEM, Social & Emotional Growth, Gross & Fine Motor Skills, Character Essentials, and Music & More.
What does a typical day look like in nebula montessori's Mont I Program?
A day in the Mont I Program at nebula montessori includes story time, problem-solving by sorting objects and identifying patterns, learning to feed themselves, naptime and outdoor play. In the playground, children run, climb, jump, walk backwards and roll tyres.











Social & Emotional Growth
Providing an ideal atmosphere for learning and sharing
Our educators guide your 3-year-old through activities that foster a new sense of self-awareness while helping them develop and maintain positive relationships.