The formation of children's fundamental capacities is hugely important during the first years of life - not just academic learning but the ability to concentrate,

persevere, and think for themselves as well as the ability to interact well with others. Children who have been given the right kind of support during these formative years grow into adults who are self-motivated, successful, and capable

of problem-solving.

 

Montessori can give such support to the children at this important age of their childhood. It starts with learning grace and courtesy, developing fine motor skills and gross motor skills with different Practical life and sensorial materials which are self-corrective. This is also useful for writing and reading skills for children. The prepared environment in the classroom was that everything the children came in contact with would facilitate and maximize independent learning and exploration. This calm, well-ordered environment has a lot of movement and activity.