Meet Ms. Bryanna, our toddler lead teacher at Montessori Reggio Academy, brings over 18 years of global education experience. With ongoing Montessori training through the American Montessori Society and CPR certification, she expertly nurtures young learners in Sugar Land’s premier private school.
Meet Ms. Gabby, our Toddler Lead Teacher at Montessori Reggio Academy of Sugar Land. With a college degree in Early Childhood Education, ongoing Montessori training through the American Montessori Society, and CPR certification, she expertly nurtures young learners at Sugar Land’s premier private school.
At Montessori Reggio Academy, your child’s success is our top priority. Our professional and dedicated Montessori teachers work endlessly with our students to get them where they need to be in the classroom and the world. We teach our infants and toddlers the skills they need to transition into each stage of life while being given the building blocks to excel.
At Montessori Reggio Academy, students learn at their own pace, working individually or in small groups, guided by highly trained Montessori-certified teachers. Our serene environment, with natural lighting and subdued colors, fosters focus and clarity. The curriculum ensures academic and personal success, incorporating Reggio Emilia’s child-led philosophy, where students, viewed as “knowledge bearers,” share thoughts and ideas through monthly themes and projects to deepen understanding. The Infant classroom’s cozy learning triangle encourages independence, order, and meaningful interaction between teachers, students, and the environment.
Reaching, grasping, picking up objects, transferring objects, using tools and utensils, and doing artwork.
Naming objects, describing actions and intentions, discussing pictures, conversation, music, singing, and Sign Language.
Developing manners through interactions with peers, teachers, and adult-led small group games.
Washing, dressing, toileting, and eating, according to each child’s unique capacity.
Cleaning, food preparation, food service, plant care, and animal care.
Walking, climbing, running, jumping, balancing, climbing steps, and more.
Supports future success and a love of learning through all of the following:
A curriculum based on academic and personal success, not politics
The ability for students to progress at their own pace
Multi-age classrooms so peers learn from one another
Sign Language and Spanish instruction
Family values and respect for the family unit
Reggio principles and specialized project room