Children’s House Montessori brings all species to Camden, holds open house April 30
Student Max Turek and Parent Jackie Gelwix held hold a banner. (Photo courtesy Kathryn Dermott)
Student Olive Pine with her dad, Ted next to artwork in the style of Antoni Gaudi
Gathering for singing together at the end of the parade
Student Meara McManus with her animal mask
Tyler Smith with daughter Hannah Smith
Students Sophie Turek and Celia Wilton with Celia's mom Jen Marshall and their dog, Rashee.
Student Elyse Coleman in a Venetian gondola
model of monastery by student Vishal Mellor
student Vishal Mellor
Students Norah Grotton and Haydee Temple with their animal masks
Hazel and Audrey Page march on the Village Green
Parent Jennifer Temple and Student Stephanie Altschul with her scrapbook of her "trip" to Italy
Student Max Turek and Parent Jackie Gelwix held hold a banner. (Photo courtesy Kathryn Dermott)
Student Olive Pine with her dad, Ted next to artwork in the style of Antoni Gaudi
Gathering for singing together at the end of the parade
Student Meara McManus with her animal mask
Tyler Smith with daughter Hannah Smith
Students Sophie Turek and Celia Wilton with Celia's mom Jen Marshall and their dog, Rashee.
Student Elyse Coleman in a Venetian gondola
model of monastery by student Vishal Mellor
student Vishal Mellor
Students Norah Grotton and Haydee Temple with their animal masks
Hazel and Audrey Page march on the Village Green
Parent Jennifer Temple and Student Stephanie Altschul with her scrapbook of her "trip" to Italy
On Friday, April 15, Children’s House Montessori invited parents and friends for a celebration of two annual events: its Cultural Fair and the All Species Parade. Classrooms displayed a myriad of artwork and projects that were the culmination of the school’s study unit on Europe. Displays ranged from a Venetian gondola to pictures done in the style of artist Anton Gaudi amd Henri Matisse to models of the Eifel Tower and a monastery.
Following the fair, children and guests walked downtown for the All Species Parade that honors Earth Day and the responsibility that all people have to the creatures of the planet. At the conclusion of the parade, everyone gathered on the school playground to sing songs.
The school is also holding an open house, Saturday, April 30, for prospective students from 10 a.m. to noon. The public is invited to attend, to take tours, enjoy refreshments, and have the opportunity to visit classrooms where teachers will be present to answer questions. Visiting children will also be able to explore classroom materials to sample some activities. Children’s House current serves children from 18 months through 10 years and is at 58 Elm St., Camden.
Beginning next September, the school is excited to announce that it will expand its elementary program to include Grades 4-6. Anyone interested in learning more is encouraged to visit or contact the school at 236-2911 or at www.camdenmontessori.org. The program will be open to considering new students regardless of whether they have prior Montessori experience.
Montessori education is an internationally recognized method that is more than 100 years old. Its holistic approach to children is designed to meet the developmental needs at each stage of a child’s growth and its proven and academically sound curriculum prepares children to be ready for their place in an ever-changing world.
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