Science

In the Montessori school system, science is taught through hands-on, experiential learning, encouraging children to explore the natural world with curiosity and engagement. Topics like bugs, animals, and plants are explored through direct observation and interaction. Children study entomology through learning about bug life cycles and ecosystems, while zoology introduces them to animal behavior, classification, and diverse species. Botany focuses on their life cycle and the role they play in nature, often through gardening activities. By incorporating real-world experiences and fostering observation, Montessori science education cultivates a love for learning, helping children develop a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of life and the importance of caring for the world around them.