The Casa programs lessons are based upon the teacher observing each child's aptitude, interests, and needs, as children develop at their own pace and potential

The classroom is designed to encourage independence in your child through their choice of activities

Young children learn higher levels of cognitive and social skills not only through mental development but also by observing others as models.

Older children learn to be patient, tolerant and serve as role models and teachers for the younger children, reinforcing previously learned concepts

There are five different learning domains in the Montessori Method – including daily activities, sensorial, mathematics, language, and culture

Daily activities develop independence, coordination, and concentration in children, through real-life experiences that come from practical skills such as pouring, transferring and dressing themselves

The sensorial domain promotes children’s concentration for a wider awakening of the senses and perception for distinguishing different qualities and patterns

Many of the exercises in the sensorial domain are also indirect preparations for later mathematics and language work

Culture in the classroom encompasses a variety of subjects which include: Geography, Zoology, Botany, Science, Art & Music, and Languages.

​Many of the activities are enhanced with the Montessori method and are introduced to children through Montessori materials by certified Montessori teachers.