Theater Games for Parents and Children to play during the Holiday Break By: Ms. Mary Sherg Brace yourselves, it’s the holiday season!...

By Abby Diaz and Melissa Sfakianakis Gift-giving is a wonderful part of the December holidays, but it can also be overwhelming. Whether...

By Ms. Mel February is International Friendship Month. We are lucky to have a close-knit community here at Arborland. From our mixed age...

Celebrating Presidents’ Day Presidents’ Day is an American holiday celebrated on the third Monday in February. Though it was originally...

We are a tight knit community at Arborland and have been relatively free of bullying. Bullying is unacceptable in any shape or form, and...

In January, we honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., a fearless leader with a dream that our world could come together in...

Bullying Prevention Program at Arborland Montessori Children’s Academy By A. Foy One of the main features of a Montessori program is...

by Olivia K. 4th Grade Last Friday my class, 206, went to Warner Brothers Studios![!!!] First we got tickets and watched a short video...

Updated: The English-Spanish dual language class is now being offered in Room B with Ms. Vallejo. You may have heard about our new dual...

by Ms. Anisa Foy, Educational Advisor of AMCA The formal presentation of grammar starts at the lower elementary level in a Montessori...

By Jacob, 4th Grade It is important to use your manners because if you don’t, you will get in trouble and be treated like you treat...

by Ms. Anisa Foy, Educational Advisor of AMCA At age 2-2.5, the child enters the primary class generally speaking his own language with a...

by Samantha, 4th Grade My friend’s name is Lillian. She is full of action and is very funny. She makes me very happy and cheers me up...

By Sarah, 4th Grade Halloween is one of my favorite holiday celebrations. Everybody gets to choose a costume to wear during this time and...

By Alexis, 6th Grade One of my favorite fall treats is the Pumpkin Spice Frappucino. I love the taste of it and the flavors in it. You...

by Ms. Anisa Foy, Educational Advisor of AMCA The Montessori classroom is full of teaching materials. None of these materials are toys,...

by Ms. Anisa Foy Montessori philosophy maintains that testing children for lessons given is not the only way of knowing how much or how...

by Miss Yumee Kim Our little learners are individuals in every sense of the word. Being an individual sets them apart from one another by...

by Ms. Anisa Foy One of the central tenets of Montessori Education is to prepare the child to be a global citizen. Education is a...

By Miss Melissa De Los Santos Playing is an essential part of life, especially for children. The act of playing is not just to kill time;...