Practical Life
Pouring, buttoning, sweeping, food preparation: the small competencies that build coordination and self-reliance.
In person · Grades K–3
Our K–3 classrooms in Granada Hills provide a rigorous academic environment, rooted in faith. These learners also benefit from Montessori and mixed-age classes, where older students build leadership skills by helping younger students, and all children are able to receive the individual and small-group support they need.
Montessori areas, aligned to California standards so nothing is left to chance.
Pouring, buttoning, sweeping, food preparation: the small competencies that build coordination and self-reliance.
Materials that isolate size, weight, colour, and sound so a child learns to notice and classify precisely.
Phonics with movable letters, handwriting, grammar, reading aloud, and writing that starts long before it looks neat.
Number rods, beads, and the decimal system in the hand first. Abstraction arrives once the quantity is real.
Geography, botany, zoology, and history: the world introduced as one connected thing.
Recitation and memorization at each child's own pace, alongside the daily practice of good character.
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