Quantitative Skills

Goal: To build a strong mathematical foundation using hands-on, logical learning.

Math is introduced through concrete experiences, ensuring children truly understand concepts before moving to abstract operations. Montessori materials such as number rods, spindle boxes, golden beads, and stamp games help children visualize quantities and numerical relationships.

Children start by associating numbers with symbols, gradually moving to counting, matching, sequencing, pattern formation, and arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction. They also explore geometry, measurements, and spatial awareness through puzzles and shapes.

This structured approach strengthens logical reasoning, critical thinking, attention to detail, and decision-making—preparing children for higher-level math and everyday problem-solving.