3–4-year-old children are old enough to be prepared for basic education that will prepare them for higher education.
Our nursery program is equipped with the best syllabus to suffice all your child’s intellectual and physical needs and prepares them to receive the future education will be imparted to them in the right way.
Preschoolers get formal schooling setup as per national educational guidelines. Understanding the age-specific concepts by actively participating in Montessori Labs ensures that their analytical abilities, probing techniques, personality, and individuality are at par with the global Montessori students.
We at CMPS also focus on the diet of the child and make sure to give them the the right diet for healthy growth and keep their physical development on course. You can also give us exceptions and additions to your child’s diet based on your child’s conditions (allergies, etc.).

Reading, writing and speaking become easy for kids with the help of our advanced curriculum devised with the input of our international experts on Montessori.Here’s a briefing about Cambridge Montessori Preschool’s curriculum and Nursery programs:

Here’s a briefing about Cambridge Montessori Preschool’s curriculum and Nursery programs:

Language

Children learn the basics about writing, reading, phonetics and such. We also teach children the English alphabets, where upper and lower case letters and sentence structuring like “I am a girl/boy” must be used. We also intend to build the child’s vocabulary through storytelling and other fun methods.

Math

We teach children basic numbers and mathematical concepts with fun practical teaching approaches, the basic concepts including comparisons, addition, subtraction and basic operations. We also teach children the names of shapes and colors and have them identify them in a series of games and activities.

General awareness

This includes knowledge about their body parts (i.e. their names, basic functions, etc.), names of seasons and the specialty of each, transportation (air, water, and land) names of animals, fruits, vegetables, places, etc.

Environmental science

Colors and shapes, awareness about good eating habit, saying ‘No’ to junk food, eat healthy food, the importance of greenery, planting trees, general a conversation about various seasons like summer, monsoon, etc., road safety and traffic rules, discussion and good health and hygiene, self grooming, use of dustbins, importance, and purpose of animals, discussion on respecting and protecting animals and birds, basic manners like using thank you, please & sorry, differentiation between living & non-living things.

A few other activities that we make children take part in are:

• Picture reading
• Rhymes
• Displaying family pictures in the class
• Welcome cards
• Welcome craft activity
• Celebrating fruit days
• Preparing certain snacks like lemonade and vegetable salad in class
• Visit the garden
• Planting and taking care of seeds in the garden
• Independence Day craft activity
• Activities related to various festivals
• A dramatization of plays/scenes
• Health & hygiene Week
• Use and making of animal flashcards
• Collage making
• Making cards for special occasions
• Stick and hand puppet

Cambridge Montessori Pre School is the best option for your child’s preschool needs. We hire the best operating staff that is well-versed in child care and has experience in teaching a curriculum similar to ours to ensure the child gets most out of his time with us.
If you’re not convinced, you’re always welcome to come in and check if we are truly the best hands to place your child in. To know more info call us today 9015764000 or visit our website.

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