Sensorial activities help children refine their senses and develop cognitive skills through the use of Montessori materials that isolate different properties such as color, weight, shape, texture, and size. This strand supports enhanced perception and understanding of the environment.

The language arts strand in Montessori education focuses on oral language development, written expression, reading, and grammar. It starts with basic phonetics and leads to reading and writing, enabling children to express their thoughts and engage with others effectively.

Montessori mathematics introduces concepts through manipulatives that make abstract concepts concrete. Children learn about numbers, decimals, and arithmetic operations through hands-on materials, laying a strong foundation for complex mathematical reasoning.

This strand introduces children to geography, history, science, and cultural diversity. Through engaging stories and interactive materials, children explore the world's physical environments, historical events, and various cultures, fostering a global perspective and curiosity.

Art in the Montessori program is an integral part of learning, offering opportunities for self-expression and creativity. Children explore different art forms, including drawing, painting, and sculpture, which support the development of motor skills and aesthetic appreciation.