Seasonal programs
Learning that continues through the year —
At Montessori School of Downtown, learning continues beyond the traditional school calendar. Our seasonal programs offer children a thoughtful extension of their Montessori experience during winter, spring, and summer breaks. Each program offers purposeful, hands-on experiences that support growth, curiosity, and connection at every stage of development.
Winter Camp
Winter Camp invites children into a cozy season of wonder during the holiday break. Students enjoy winter-themed stories, creative arts and crafts, and hands-on activities while remaining in the calm, familiar environment they know and love.
A gentle emphasis on kindness, sharing, and giving helps children experience the spirit of the season in meaningful ways. Younger students benefit from consistent routines and independence-building work, while older children explore creative projects and light academic enrichment, often taking on leadership roles alongside younger peers.
Spring Camp
Spring Camp offers a refreshing pause during Spring Break while keeping learning active and meaningful. As the regular classroom rhythm softens, students continue to grow through hands-on experiences that feel engaging rather than demanding.
With theme-based adventures that include exploration, movement, art, science, and Montessori-inspired works, Spring Camp supports independence, confidence, and a smooth return to the remainder of the school year.
Summer Camp
Summer Camp extends Montessori learning into the summer months through joyful, purposeful days guided by a new theme each year. Children engage in hands-on learning, creative projects, and outdoor exploration, supported by thoughtfully prepared Montessori materials.
On-campus experiences such as splash pad water play, bubble days, snow cone treats, and in-house field trips add variety and excitement. School-aged students also enjoy age-appropriate off-campus activities that build confidence, leadership, and real-world awareness. STEAM learning is woven into the program through longer, project-based work that encourages curiosity and deep exploration throughout the summer.
“The greatest gifts we can give our children are the roots of responsibility and the wings of independence”
Maria Montessori
