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Spring at MSOSV is a special time. And for our Kindergarteners, it is nothing short of a celebration of everything they have become. Every skill, every moment of focused work, every challenge they pushed through over the past three years is now visible in what they are creating and doing right now. This is the season where it all comes together, and it is remarkable to witness. The Button Tree One of the most meaningful projects our Kindergarteners complete this spring is their button tree. This is not a simple craft. Creating a

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Our Kindergarten students enjoyed a wonderful spring adventure during their field trip to Hidden Villa Farms in Los Altos Hills. The day was filled with laughter, curiosity, and hands-on discovery as the children explored the farm, met animals up close, and learned where food comes from. Guided by their teachers, students observed the natural connections between plants, animals, and people. From brushing goats to planting seeds, each activity brought the Montessori principles of observation, independence, and respect for the environment to life. Field trips like this give our children meaningful opportunities to

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Our Kindergarten students from Cantera Montessori spent a joyful spring day exploring McIntire's Garden Center. Surrounded by vibrant blooms and lush greenery, the children observed the life and color that fill a working nursery and learned about the many ways plants grow and thrive. Experiences like this field trip are an important part of our Montessori approach, giving children real-world opportunities to connect with nature, spark curiosity, and see classroom lessons come to life. We are proud of our young explorers for showing enthusiasm, care, and wonder throughout their visit. Thank you

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Our Kindergarten students from Cabrillo, Crescent, and Peak Ave Montessori enjoyed a wonderful day at Emma Prusch Farm Park. This special field trip gave our students the opportunity to experience learning beyond the classroom walls. At Emma Prusch Farm Park, children explored wide open spaces, observed farm animals up close, and connected with nature in meaningful ways. Throughout the day, our Kindergarteners observed and learned about farm animals, explored garden spaces while discussing how fruits and vegetables grow, and walked through orchard areas where they talked about plant life cycles. They also

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Following our Parent-Teacher Conferences on Friday, March 13th, we want to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to our families and staff for making this time so meaningful. To our families, thank you. Your presence, engagement, and openness are essential to your child’s success. When families and educators come together with a shared purpose, it creates a powerful foundation for growth. The insights you shared, the questions you asked, and the care you show each day reinforce the strong, connected community we are proud to be part of. To our

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On March 12th, our Kindergarten students from Cantera Montessori School visited Matter of Taste Florist as part of their botany studies. Inside the flower shop, students observed a wide variety of flowers from all over the world and took a closer look at petals, stems, and leaves. They saw how flowers are cared for and arranged, connecting their classroom learning to a real community business. They even made their own bouquets to keep! This experience supported their understanding of botany and plant structure while strengthening practical life skills. It also encouraged creativity

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Every morning at drop-off, there is a moment that sets the tone for the day ahead. It’s the transition from home to school, from parent to guide. At MSOSV, we have always understood that this moment carries real weight. That’s why, beginning March 23rd, your child’s Lead Guide will be standing at the classroom door to greet your family personally each morning. Within the Montessori philosophy, the relationship between guide and child is foundational. The Lead Guide is not simply an instructor. They are the person who knows your child’s rhythms,

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Parent Teacher Conferences at Montessori School of Silicon Valley are a cornerstone of our partnership with families. Each meeting is a chance to reflect on your child’s progress and collaborate on their path forward. Here is what to expect during your visit on March 13th: Personalized Conversation: Teachers will share updates from your child’s progress report, covering attendance, skills introduced, practiced, and mastered. Developmental Insights: Infant and Toddler discussions focus on social emotional growth and daily routines. Primary and Kindergarten conversations include academic work, leadership development, and growing independence. Goal Setting:

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Open Enrollment at MSOSV begins March 2nd, offering families a closer look at how our Montessori approach fosters independence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning. When you book a tour, you’ll see classrooms filled with purposeful activity, calm focus, and joyful exploration. Each space is intentionally prepared to help children gain confidence, develop problem-solving skills, and grow into capable, compassionate learners. Why families choose MSOSV Authentic Montessori environments led by certified Montessori teachers A consistent, child-centered approach that builds independence and curiosity Small, connected communities where children are known and supported

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Our Kindergarten children from the Cabrillo, Crescent, and Peak Ave Montessori campuses enjoyed a special February field trip to Cucina Bambini for a cooking lesson on making pizza. During the visit, children participated in a hands-on cooking experience designed just for young learners. They followed step-by-step instructions, practiced listening skills, and worked together as they explored food preparation in a fun and supportive environment. This experience supported independence, concentration, and practical life skills while encouraging children to try something new. Opportunities like this help children build confidence as they see themselves as

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