October 1, 2019

Enrichment Programs at CMMS

At Children’s Manor and Children’s Magnet, we strive to develop children holistically from academic progression to age-appropriate social, emotional development and cognitive development. As a result, our education model has incorporated Enrichment Programs into the daily schedule as part of your child’s education, in addition to the core Montessori learning areas and our proprietary M+ curriculum.

At Children’s Manor and Children’s Magnet, we strive to develop children holistically from academic progression to age-appropriate social, emotional development and cognitive development. As a result, our education model has incorporated Enrichment Programs into the daily preschool schedule as part of your child’s education, in addition to the core Montessori learning areas and our proprietary Montessori Links curriculum.

Our Enrichment Programs

A unique aspect of our curriculum is the incorporation of Enrichment Programs into the schedule as part of your child’s education. These include:

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Spanish
Vocabulary & phrases, conversation, comprehension, composition
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Technology
Basic computer skills including introduction of Office and introductory coding
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Library Media
Literature enrichment, author study, library research skills
Music
Singing and movement with music fundamentals theory

Yoga

Develop fine and gross motor skills through traditional and modified yoga techniques
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Reading Readiness

One-on-one coaching to increase reading skills for Kindergarten
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Art

Drawing, painting, sculpture and crafts

Participation in enrichment activities, in addition to keeping children engaged and positive about school, has shown to have positive effects on students’ academic success and social-emotional development. For example, there is strong correlation between music education and math skills, and learning a second language has been associated with higher cognitive skills. Participation in sports and group activities also help children develop social skills and navigate group environments with confidence, empathy and friendship.

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