Kay Shell Montessori

Happy Father’s Day to all our incredible dads!

Today, we celebrate the amazing fathers and father figures within our Kay Shell Montessori family, as well as dads everywhere.

Thank you for your endless love, guidance, and the support you give your children every single day.

We hope your day is filled with joy, relaxation, and love. Happy Father’s Day! 💙🎉

Fun in the sun! 🛝

✨We had the best time at our Kay Shell Montessori Community Playdate today!

Carl Miller Park was filled with laughter as our families played, explored, and socialized together.

To top off a perfect morning, we cooled down with some seriously yummy popsicles! 🧊🍓

Thank you to everyone who came out to make this day so special. We love our community! 🫶

🐍✨ Our Students had an Unforgettable morning at school! We had some very special wild visitors drop by! ✨🦉A huge thank you to Bear Creek Nature Center for bringing the wonders of the wild directly to our Montessori students. Our playground was filled with awe, curiosity, and hands-on learning. The children had the incredible opportunity to meet two amazing animal ambassadors:Monty the gentle Ball Python 🐍 and Dottie the majestic Great Horned Owl 🦉In true Montessori fashion, students used all of their senses to connect with nature. They practiced tactile learning by safely touching and exploring real artifact specimens, including:Smooth snake shed, Textured snake skin, and Sharp bird claws. Experiences like this spark a lifelong love for wildlife and conservation. We are so proud of our students for showing such respect and curiosity toward our animal neighbors.

🌊 Can you hear the ocean?
🐚Our Montessori toddlers recently dove into a hands-on ocean study! They explored real seashells using all of their senses. The children practiced feeling unique and bumpy textures. Noticing beautiful, swirling patterns. Listening closely to large conch shells. In Montessori, tactile exploration helps toddlers build vocabulary and cognitive connections. Watching their eyes light up as they held the shells to their ears was pure magic!