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Opposable thumbs are great, but zygodactyl toes are even better!!
The Ohio School of Falconry just “schooled” our New School Montessori 4th-6th graders on interesting facts about falcons, hawks and owls. This presentation coincided with students’ study of Jean Craighead George’s book, My Side of the Mountain about a boy surviving in the wilderness with the help of his peregrine […]
New School Montessori Kindergartners Are Spiraling in a Good Way!
TNSM art teacher, Ryonen Ignatius, introduced the fun, the history, and the cultural symbolism of spirals with her kindergarten students. They circled up to listen as Ryonen read the beautifully worded and illustrated book, “Little Town of Spirals,” that was written by Ryonen’s beloved neighbor and friend, Cynthia Matyi. With […]
CRC NFL Flag Football
CRC NFL Flag Football league is for youth between the ages of 6-14. The league will be held at Walnut Hills High School on Sunday mornings and will feature a 6-week regular season and a 1-week post season. Registration is $50 per child and includes the jersey and mouth guard. […]
CRC Athletics Division Spring Adult Leagues
Interested in adult recreational sports? Check out CRCs spring adult leagues. From pickleball to kickball we have it all! Contact the North Avondale Recreation Center & Athletics Division with any questions at 513-961-1584. Click here to learn more
Let’s Be Independent Together!
Fostering a child’s natural desire for independence is a core tenet of a Montessori education. That desire is fed by showing children (at every age) ways they can take care of themselves and giving them the opportunity to plan their work. This process begins with our (3-6) students pouring their […]
Tiny Tots Basketball
Wednesday January 15th-Febuary 26th from 6-7:15pm for 4- and 5-year-olds. The first 30 minutes are practice with games to follow. The first 6 weeks include basketball play and the last week is a banquet. The cost is $45 per child and a CRC membership is required. All weeks will be […]
Factorization is Fun!
In a world where things are breaking down all the time into smaller component parts (chemical compounds, organic matter, atoms) it’s not surprising that mathematics would follow suit. New School Montessori students are using factorization to break up complex numbers into their smallest factors. It’s nice to know that even […]
The New School Montessori’s Annual Camping Trip
New School Montessori 4th, 5th and 6th graders took their annual camping trip to Moscow, Ohio, and jumped right into adventure! They pitched their own tents, cooked delicious campfire meals, and ended the nights the best way possible—around the fire with s’mores in hand. With the team from Urban Wilderness, […]