Primary Lead Montessori Guide (3-6 Years)
- 7 days ago
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Montessori Kids Universe of Lorton Valley
Lorton, Virginia
We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Montessori Trained Teacher to lead a Primary Montessori classroom serving children ages 3–6 years. In this role, you will utilize your Montessori training and early childhood education expertise to support children's developmental milestones, encourage independence, and cultivate a lifelong love of learning. Your enthusiasm and commitment will help create a positive atmosphere where children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. This paid position offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact on young lives while working within a vibrant educational community.
Duties
Develop and implement Montessori-based curriculum plans tailored to individual student needs, emphasizing hands-on learning and child-centered activities
Create a stimulating classroom environment that promotes exploration, creativity, and independence in line with Montessori principles
Observe and assess children's developmental progress regularly, maintaining detailed records of their growth and achievements
Facilitate age-appropriate lessons in literacy, math, science, social studies, and practical life skills using Montessori materials
Manage classroom behavior through positive reinforcement strategies and effective behavior management techniques
Communicate regularly with parents or guardians regarding student progress, milestones, and any concerns, fostering strong home-school partnerships
Ensure compliance with mandated reporting laws and maintain a safe, healthy environment by adhering to health and safety standards such as first aid and CPR certifications
Qualifications
Valid Montessori teaching certification or diploma from an accredited program with comprehensive training in Montessori methodology
Prior experience working with young children in preschool or daycare settings, ideally within Montessori environments
Strong knowledge of child development principles, early intervention strategies, and childhood education best practices
Proficiency in curriculum development, lesson planning, classroom management, and behavior management techniques
Excellent communication skills to effectively engage with children, parents, colleagues, and administrators
Familiarity with childhood welfare standards, standardized testing procedures, and early childhood education regulations
Ability to work collaboratively within a team while demonstrating flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic classroom setting
Certifications in first aid and CPR are preferred but required for employment; ongoing professional development is encouraged
Join us to inspire the next generation of learners! We value energetic educators who are committed to nurturing curiosity and fostering growth through innovative teaching methods rooted in Montessori philosophy. This is a paid position that offers the chance to grow professionally while making a lasting difference in children's lives.
Benefits:
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance
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