You might wonder why 2-to-3-year-old children in a Montessori classroom can focus on their work 2 hours and repeat it up to 42 times without distraction.
According to Maria Montessori, “The child who concentrates is immensely happy “. After completing his task, “đôi mắt mỗi đứa trẻ đều ánh lên niềm hạnh phúc như bước ra từ giấc mơ vậy. Kỳ lạ thay, sau ngần ấy thời gian tập trung cao độ, trẻ trông sảng khoái hơn chứ không hề mệt mỏi như người lớn suy nghĩ”.

Here at Sakura Montessori, in the prepared environment, children are invited to experience materials, explore and obtain knowledge and skills, building up an ability to concentrate from an early age.
Here, children are:
– Given freedom in choosing the learning area and the task that they want, master their own experiences, engage themselve with the work until they are contented without interruption to fulfill their potential.
– 5 learning areas (Practical Life & Art, Sensorial, Math, Language and Culture (Science, History, Geography) with hundreds of materials along with various lessons always trigger children to explore. Children can repeat their work with excitement without getting bored.
– Children only observe and support, guide and orientate children.
– Uninterrupted work cycle. Upon completing a work cycle with their own hands without interruption, children will feel they are respected, contented, and confident. This is the solid background for their success later in life.
Let’s visit a Montessori classroom of international standards to see how focused preschoolers can be with their work!


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