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Alice Waters Visits GMS
This morning, Chef Alice Waters, owner of Chez Panisse in California, food pioneer and founder of the Edible Schoolyard, toured the ...read more.
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Lower El Needs Gently Used Toys for Rainy Day Recess
Have your children outgrow their toys?
Have your children outgrown their toys? Lower El is in need of gently used Legos, wooden marble runs and Playmobile toys to use during ...read more.
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GMS Students Raise $875 for Children's Home Society of NC
Children Helping Children
At the August 17th Back to School Night, GMS students Marlee, Isabel and Miles Hassell presented Tonya Hayes, Director of Development ...read more.
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Permaculture in Action
A visit with a revolutionary gardener
On a cool sunny day, the first day of spring, students in the middle school Fox tribe had the unique opportunity to visit the gardens of ...read more.
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New Classroom Cameras!
Thanks to Annual Fund
Thanks to those who donated to the annual fund, all the classrooms received a digital camera this week! Due to some outstanding bargain ...read more.
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GMS Students Partner with Room to Read to Build a School
GMS students Joseph and Noah Taylor, Mike and Will Weaver, Grace and Caroline Anderson, and Emma KrollSmith, along with Thomas Chappelow ...read more.
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The Myths of Montessori - Part Two
Ongoing article series from GMS and the Montessori Foundation
Each month, The Greensboro Montessori School will offer one to several articles that will help in understanding the Montessori philosophy ...read more.
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The Myths of Montessori
A new ongoing article series from GMS and the Montessori Foundation
Each month, The Greensboro Montessori School will offer one to several articles that will help in understanding the Montessori philosophy ...read more.
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Montessori on Target with Innovation in Education
The recent American Association of School Administrators’ conference focuses on innovation as key to future education.
The Greensboro Montessori School provides a foundation for innovation in your child's education. In fact, Montessorians have been doing it ...read more.
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Spiral Dance Builds Awareness and Community
GMS Students celebrated peace and diversity on Monday, December 17 with the Annual Spiral Dance.
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Secrets in the Woods
By Jon McLean
At the beginning of the year, the Faculty Support team was asked to pitch in with coverage for recess. I was asked if I would cover the woods ...read more.
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Land HO!
Middle School Land Experience Off to Good Start.
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Adopt A Minefield Service Project Raises Over $400
Update on 2007 8th Grade Class Service Project
Thanks to the many generous donations made by students, parents and faculty, the GMS 8th graders raised $416 towards the United Nations "Adopt ...read more.
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Annual Montessori Market
Mark Your Calendar Now!
The annual Montessori Market will be held on July 27th.
Look for our tent outside the elementary classrooms.
Some returning favorites are ...read more.
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International Festival
The Greensboro Montessori will be celebrating the diversity of our School community on April 10-13, 2007
Our children will experience different cultures around the world during various events throughout the week (Program on reverse side). Displays ...read more.
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Montessori Method Proven in Science Journal!
Scientific study reveals conclusive proof of our teaching method.
Education Week recently published an article about the effectiveness of the Montessori Method and the possibility of using it to reform schools ...read more.
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GMS Students Compete in Regional Spelling Bee
And Win!
On February 13, 2007 three GMS students competed in the Regional Independent School Spelling Bee at The Piedmont School. Jenna Schnitzler ...read more.
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Infant
Car
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Infant
Movement Opportunities in the Infant Program
Learning Motor Skills in a Carefully Designed Environment
The GMS infant program environment is set up to maximize the infant's gross and fine motor opportunities. Infants have a sensitive period ...read more.
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Infant
GMS Pare
Congratulations to Andrew McLardy, dad of Andi in Claudia and Zahara's class for qualifying for the 2010 PGA Tour! Andrew finished ...read more.
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Toddler
Denise, Ericka and Camille's Class Enjoy the Woods
Despite a few rainy days, ...read more.
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Toddler
Toddlers Love Learning!
Denise and Camille's Students Enjoy Classroom Work
Toddler students' love of learning is evident in Denise and Camille's class as the children pursue their interests with enthusiasm and fun! ...read more.
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Toddler
Toddlers Learn Japanese In Their Daily Activities
Hannah A. is able to get the attention of her classmates, Elliot, Ben, Danny, and Francesca by telling the story of We're Going on a Bear ...read more.
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Toddler
I Do It Myself!
Written by Claudia Lane-Stafford
“I do it myself!” This is the toddler battle cry. Our toddler classroom is set up to foster independence. The child size furniture and ...read more.
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Toddler
Classroom Environment & Group Lesson
By Kelly Wainscott
During January 2007, I had the opportunity to observe one day in Claudia & Kumiko’s Toddler classroom. Once they returned from outside, ...read more.
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Toddler
The Observations of a First Time GMS Parent
By Tom Szott
From the first time parents enroll a child at the Greensboro Montessori School, particularly in the Toddler program, they hear the phrase ...read more.
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