Chimes Montessori

About

I want kids to love learning, not just do it for the sake of a test. At Chimes Montessori, I've spent years creating a space where children feel safe, seen, and excited to show up. I see each child as their own person, and my job is to help them find their own pace.

How the Space Feels

The classroom is set up so it teaches, even when I’m not talking. It’s calm and organized, with everything in its place. Kids from different ages learn together - younger ones watch and pick up stuff from the older children, and the older kids get to help out and really own what they know. This mixed-age Montessori classroom setup creates a real sense of community.

What Kids Actually Do

It’s not just play. Kids do practical life activities for preschoolers - pouring, cleaning, folding, dressing themselves, even making snacks. These things sound simple but they build up real skills and confidence.

When Learning Gets Academic

I introduce language and math when each child is ready. We use hands-on Montessori math materials, tactile letters, and games that actually make sense to little ones. For culture, we plant seeds, mess with puzzle maps, and get curious about animals.

Growing Up, Not Just Getting Smarter

Social skills in Montessori preschool matter here. I show kids how to be kind, how to listen, and how to move through the day with respect for themselves and others. Art, dance, and yoga are part of our daily rhythm - not just extra stuff. This way, kids leave ready for anything, inside and out.