All studies in the elementary classes are directed toward revealing relationships between things, living nature and human beings. The child's school work is supplemented with field trips to cultural centers, planetariums and museums throughout the country. Technology and computers are integrated to supplement the child's studies. Mathematics studies begin with attractive Montessori materials. Simple math facts are stressed as prerequisites for all advanced math that follows, including fractions, multiplication and long-division, powers of numbers, and systems of numeration.
Children also study basic geometry.
History work begins with the concept of time and progresses through a study of the fundamental needs of humans and the stages in the progress of civilization. Biology includes zoological and botanical studies. Children are exposed to scientific classification of organisms and they compare different phyla of plants and animals. In Geography, elementary students continue work with maps from the primary program. Successive work includes the study of landforms plus clouds and weather and the study of the earth as home.