Salado Montessori

Most Recent Comments

• May 2019 by Mira Rasmussen
  Our daughter has been part of Salado Montessori for the last two years. They have built a little community of kiddos that are eager to learn and interested in what they are learning. This is the perfect place to develop her hunger for knowledge, setting the stage for fulfilling life.
• May 2019 by S&B Forrest
  What a joy it was having my two little munchkins enrolled at Salado Montessori last year. The school exceeded my expectations in every way. The Guide and founder are both caring and loving people. My little ones were excited to go to school every morning, made strong friendships and expanded their knowledge each day. I noticed shortly after they started attending the school that they were more organized and more capable of controlling typical toddler emotions on their own. Thank you Salado Montessori for introducing the Montessori way to our family. Salado Montessori is truly the best childcare/school option for your little ones in Salado and the surrounding area.
• May 2019 by David Seaton
  Salado Montessori is a wonderful place! My daughter goes there and my wife and I are quite pleased with how she is advancing. The environment is rich with learning activities and structure. The teachers are incredibly kind and take such pride in what they do.
• May 2019 by Sarah P.
  My four year old daughter has flourished here over the last year. This school resonates with my child and fosters her independence of the everyday tasks. She asks to help me around the house (cooking, making her own lunch, sweeping, mopping, cleaning mirrors, watering plants, taking care of her dog and fish) At Salado Montessori, they learn through physically getting involved in the activity at hand,(everyday fundamentals like washing hands, getting dressed (my daughter learned to tie her shoes in a day), motor skills like opening and closing boxes and organizing blocks based on size, music (beat, tone, instruments), sounding out words, addition and subtraction, days of the week). She wakes up and gets dressed on her own, brushes her own teeth and takes pride in it all because it gives her a sense of accomplishment. This school is teaching her how to learn, not what to learn.