Siksha Montessori

About

Every day, I greet each child with a simple "Namaste," because respect is where everything starts. My approach is all about following the child - not rushing, not pushing, just letting kids show what they're ready for. At Siksha Montessori, I don't lecture. I watch, guide, and set up a space where curiosity leads the way.

What Your Child Will Experience

• Our classrooms aren't crowded or chaotic. Each child chooses their own work, focusing deeply at their own speed.
• Everything is set up for small hands - child-sized tables, cupboards they can reach, materials always ready to explore.
• I use hands-on tools for learning, from the Pink Tower to everyday spoons and jugs. Kids learn math by holding real numbers, not just seeing them on a page. This is what Montessori math materials are really about.
• Practical life activities are a big deal here. Kids fold clothes, pour water, cut cucumbers, or sweep up after themselves. Building early childhood independence starts with these little things.

Building Skills That Last

• We go slow with writing. Kids first build strength and coordination through puzzles and real objects, so when writing comes, it feels natural.
• Language starts with sounds and the moveable alphabet for kids. No pressure - just freedom to express when they're ready.
• Sensorial learning for preschoolers happens every day - smelling spices, matching colors, feeling shapes. It’s not just for school; these are life skills.

What Grows Here

Kids leave happier, more confident, and ready to take on big and small challenges in life. My goal is simple: help them love learning, become independent, and care for themselves and others.