TreeTop House

Since TreeTop practices the full Montessori method, it's curriculum is divided into 5 basic areas:

• Practical Life
• Sensorial
• Number Work
• Language
• Culture

Practical life aims to develop concentration, control, coordination and independence among others so kids can develop their motor skills and also gain a sense of independence by carrying out activities such as pouring, cleaning and arranging. The activities are also set up in a certain sequence so kids will easily learn about the importance of order in their lives. Kids are considered sensorial explorers in the montessori. Providing a sensorial area in the class is vital for their development because it enables them to learn through their five senses which can enhance their understanding of the world around them and also to aid their visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory and tactile growth. The science of number has always been attractive to kids. The product of human intelligence, math is a tool for helping kids understand about the concept of time and space. This will help kids have a better grasp of the concepts in mathematics as they advance in life. Language, which is mainly used for communication, is a very important aspect of the Montessori method. Sensorial practices can also help a child develop their language as they learn to use words and sounds to describe what they are experiencing. Story time is also a feature in this programme as it helps kids to expand their vocabulary by listening and repeating new words. In line with its aim to produce culturally aware students, the Montesorri programme also puts an emphasis on Culture as a main subject. Consisting of biology, history, geography, science and also music, this all in one subject focuses on encouraging students to have better understanding of heir world and what they can do to show their appreciation.