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Sensorial work in a Montessori classroom nurtures each child's natural curiosity by engaging their developing senses. Long before children have the language to articulate questions, they learn about the world around them through sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. In this article, we will review a few sensorial tools that are used in our Primary  classrooms to refine hearing, touch, and smell. Sound Shakers Montessori Sound Shakers are designed to refine a child's sense of hearing by...

Hudson Montessori School students are preparing to take part in the upcoming Future City Competition, an exciting STEM challenge that asks students to design cities of the future. This year, 18 students in grades 6–8 will participate across three teams: Cyber Shock, Arvum, and From the Ground Up. This year’s Future City theme, Farm to Table, invites students to rethink how food moves through a city and how waste can be reduced along the way. With nearly 40 percent of food produced worldwide...

Our campus was filled with families, music, and festive spirit as our school community gathered for the annual Holiday Cheer celebration. Students delighted the audience with beloved holiday songs. After the concerts, elementary and middle school students continued spreading cheer by caroling down Regent Street to visit younger classrooms, followed by a much-anticipated visit from Santa. The celebration continued with Lower Elementary Presents , where students proudly showcased their...