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Elementary & Lower Secondary
Serving the Spring & Woodlands Area
Teacher Led Montessori with Flexible Enrollment Options
MindSprout Montessori offers two pathways for families who want a personalized, hands-on Montessori education without sacrificing flexibility. Students learn in small groups, guided by certified Montessori teachers, with individualized support and an environment designed to build confidence, independence, and strong academic skills.
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Our Early Childhood program can be found here.
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Lower Elementary (6-9 years old)
Upper Elementary (9-12 years old)
Lower Secondary (12-14 years old)
ages 6-14
Lower Elementary
ages 6-9
The Lower Elementary program at MindSprout Montessori provides a strong academic foundation in a hands-on, small-group learning environment. Guided by certified Montessori teachers, students engage deeply with core subjects while developing independence and critical thinking skills.
All students study:
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Mathematics and language arts
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Botany, geography, zoology, biology, and history
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Practical life skills, critical thinking, and collaborative problem solving
With small class sizes (approximately 12 students) and a low student-teacher ratio (6:1), every child receives individualized support and instruction tailored to their unique learning path.
Program Options
2-Day Teacher Guided Hybrid (On Campus + Home Learning Extensions)
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On campus: Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
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Families receive teacher guided home learning extensions
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Montessori certified teachers provide structured, engaging classroom instruction
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Teachers provide the plan and materials; families support routine and follow through
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Great for families who want flexibility while staying connected to a teacher led program
4-Day Core Academics Program (Mon–Thu)
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On campus: Monday - Thursday
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No at-home lessons, only light homework
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Certified Montessori teachers provide a comprehensive, immersive academic experience
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Engaging, hands-on learning across all core subjects
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A fuller academic week with consistent, teacher led Montessori instruction
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Light homework only to reinforce classroom learning
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Ideal for families seeking a structured, small group learning environment
Optional Fun Friday Program
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Available to both 2-Day and 4-Day students
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Hands-on, engaging activities designed to reinforce learning in a fun, collaborative setting
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Encourages exploration in STEM, arts, and outdoor learning
Why Lower Elementary at MindSprout?
MindSprout’s Lower Elementary program provides a strong academic foundation in all core subjects, fostering curiosity, independence, and critical thinking. Students thrive in a rigorous yet nurturing environment, guided by certified Montessori educators who tailor learning to each child’s needs.
Upper Elementary
(Ages 9-12) and Lower Secondary (Ages 13-14)
Upper Elementary
(Ages 9-12) and Lower Secondary (Ages 13-14)
Upper Elementary
Ages 9-12
At the Upper Elementary level, students transition from concrete thinking to abstract reasoning, engaging in in-depth research, independent projects, and cross-curricular learning. All programs are led by certified Montessori teachers, ensuring a high quality academic experience tailored to each child’s needs.
All students build strong foundations in:
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Mathematics and language arts
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Botany, geography, zoology, biology, and history
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Practical life skills, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving
With small class sizes (approximately 12 students) and a low student-teacher ratio (6:1), every child receives individualized support and instruction tailored to their unique learning path.
Program Options
2-Day Teacher Guided Hybrid (On Campus + Home Learning Extensions)
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On campus: Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
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Parents receive customized lesson plans & curriculum to support at home learning
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Research based learning with Montessori materials and independent projects
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Ideal for families who want a flexible balance between classroom learning and homeschooling
4-Day Core Academics Program (Mon–Thu)
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On campus: Monday - Thursday
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No at home lessons, only light homework
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Certified Montessori teachers provide a comprehensive, immersive academic experience
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Structured lessons in all core subjects with hands-on, project based learning
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Best for families seeking a structured, smallgroup learning environment
Optional Fun Friday Program
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Available to both 2-Day and 4-Day students
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Hands-on, engaging activities designed to reinforce learning in a fun, collaborative setting
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Encourages exploration in STEM, arts, and outdoor learning
Why Upper Elementary at MindSprout?
Our programs provide a strong academic foundation in a collaborative, Montessori-driven environment. Students engage in deep learning across multiple disciplines, while developing the independence and critical thinking skills necessary for lifelong success.
Parents and educators know that maturity doesn’t just “happen”—it develops. Lower Secondary is the training ground for that transformation to adulthood.
Montessori designed the adolescent years around a powerful idea: teens thrive when learning is connected to purpose, responsibility, and real life. Montessori often refers to this developmental approach as Erdkinder (“earth children/children of the land”)—an adolescent community where academics are integrated with purposeful work and meaningful contribution.
What the MindSprout 12–14 experience emphasizes
Academics grounded in humanities + interdisciplinary studies
Students engage in a humanities-anchored curriculum, supported by integrated math, science, language, and social studies, so learning feels coherent and relevant.
Seminar approach
Rather than lecture heavy instruction, Montessori adolescent programs often use discussion rich seminars to strengthen reading, speaking, reasoning, and writing skills in small groups.
Managing responsibilities
Students begin to work more like adults: using planners, prioritizing work, attending scheduled lessons, collaborating with peers, and building independence through guided structure.
Purposeful work + contribution
Early adolescents build self-confidence through meaningful work that connects them to the wider world—projects, leadership roles, service, and community based work that develops real skills and self worth.
Life lessons and choices
Students practice conflict resolution, problem solving, community responsibility, healthy choices, and environmental awareness—because character development is part of adolescent success.
Program Options
2-Day Teacher Guided Hybrid (On Campus + Home Learning Extensions)
Two on campus days per week plus teacher guided home learning extensions that support reading, writing, math, and ongoing projects. Teachers guide the academic plan; families support routine and follow through.
4-Day Core-Academics Program (Mon–Thu)
A consistent, campus based schedule with teacher led seminars, interdisciplinary study, and purposeful work—plus light homework only.
Optional Fun Friday Program
An extension day for collaboration, enrichment, and project based experiences.