Orion Montessori School

February 2025

 
Parent Education Evening

Parent Education Evening

Our very own, Ms. Janani hosted Parent Education Evening on February 7th. She spoke about cultivating creativity in our children. Studies show that the rapid decline in creativity in our children has been detrimental to them. Ms. Janani talked about the reasons for the decline, the importance of protecting it and ways to nurture it.

If you missed this presentation or would like to view it again, you may access it below. 

Watch the Parent Education Evening Video
Library Field Trip

Cultivating a Culture of Play

 

Our latest blog post builds on the topic presented at Parent Education Evening and inspires parents to develop a culture of play where independence meets connection.

View our Blog Post for Tips About How to Foster a Culture of Play

Disclaimer: All blog articles and contributions are thoroughly vetted before release to ensure they are aligned with OMS policies, neutrality of nature, non-political, non-religious, and non-discriminatory. OMS reserves the right to refuse blog contributions that are not aligned with our standards, guidelines, philosophy, and principles.

Photo Gallery

 

Toddlers

 

Reading

As an introduction to reading, toddlers are exposed to visually engaging books which help them associate images and words.

Reading
 
 

Sea Animals

Young learners thrive with Montessori materials which correlate objects with meaning. Here, a child is exploring a variety of sea animals.

Amphibian
 

Primary 1

 

Spindle Box

The spindle box has 10 compartments which are marked 0-9 with 45 spindles in a box. The symbols represent a specific quantity of separate spindles tied together and introduces the child to zero. 

Spindle Box
 
 

Sewing

Through repetition, sewing helps a child become more coordinated and come to a point where they can execute most or all of the movements necessary to be considered skilled.
 

Sewing
 

Primary 2

 

Artistic Expression

With each careful cut, a child refines fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity, laying the foundation for writing and artistic expression.

Artistic
 
 

Sandpaper Letters

With careful focus and hand control, a child writes the letter 'o' on the chalkboard, strengthening fine motor skills, muscle memory, and early writing confidence.

Sandpaper Letters
 

 Elementary

 

Racks & Tubes

A child is practicing distributive division with racks and tubes. He records a problem, quotient and remainder. This is how he learns abstraction in division and develops the mathematical mind.

Racks & Tubes
 
 

Sentence Analysis

A child is analyzing a sentence and is learning the function of the adverb and how they modify a sentence. This is a part of the reading analysis series.
 

Sentence Analysis
 

Looking Ahead

March 2025

Picture Make-Up Day

Picture make-up day will be held on Thursday, March 6th.

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Parent-Teacher conferences will be held on the following days:

  1. Toddler - March 3rd (no school closure)
  2. Primary - March 4th through 13th (no school closure)
  3. Elementary - March 11th through 14th (early dismissal at noon on March 11th. School is closed from March 12th through 14th)

Outdoor Science Camp

Outdoor Science Camp for Elementary children will be held from Wednesday, March 26th through Friday, March 28th. 

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