University
Credit Courses - Course Schedule
Course schedule is subject to change
without notice.
Spring 2013
Start Date: April 1, 2013
Registration Ends: April 15, 2013
Term End Date: June 9, 2013
Course #10143 - Language Arts
1/Art, Music & Parent Communication (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
The Montessori
Language Arts 1 program looks at crucial concepts such as how to
approach unfamiliar words and subjects, how to brainstorm ideas and how
to risk and learn. Proven, specific Montessori methodology surrounding
spelling, grammar, penmanship, dictionary skills and poetry are covered
in detail.

Summer 2013
Start Date: June 24, 2013
Registration Ends: July 8, 2013
Term End Date: September 2, 2013
Course #TBD - Language Arts
2 (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
Language Arts 2
covers a thorough system for teaching compound words, suffix, prefix,
antonym, synonym, homophone, homograph, homonym, capitalization and
punctuation.
Course #TBD - Zoology,
Chemistry, Botany (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
Botany topics
covered: Five Kingdoms, plant anatomy, physiology, geography, plant
industries and horticulture. Zoology: detailed study of the animal
kingdom, exploring animal needs and how they are met. Chemistry
introduces basic atomic and molecular theory, elements, compounds and
mixtures, and states of matter.
Course #96VW - Montessori
Theory (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
Montessori Theory
includes the following topics: Montessori - A biography; The Periods of
Development; The Absorbent Mind; The Sensitive Periods; The Importance
of Early Intellectual Stimulation; Normalization; Classroom Management.

Fall 2013
Start Date: TBD
Registration Ends: TBD
Term End Date: TBD
Course #455W - Geography 1
& 2, and Science Experiments (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
Montessori
Geography begins with the universe then moves to the Earth in general,
followed by continents, countries, and culture. Classic Montessori
hands-on science experiments provide 90 step-by-step activities for
curriculum integration.

Winter 2014
Start Date: TBD
Registration Ends: TBD
Term End Date: TBD
Course #455X - History and
The Five Great Lessons (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
A study of the
wonder and scope of history and man’s important place in the universe
provides a comprehensive view of the history of Earth and Man

Spring 2014
Start Date: TBD
Registration Ends: TBD
Term End Date: TBD
Course #45B6 - Math 1 |
Advanced Practical Life (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
Complete, detailed
instruction for the use of Montessori math materials that cover the
four operations; addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Advanced Practical Life activities are designed to help the educator
create an environment for the development of strong self-esteem among
students. Simple versions of adult practical life activities — cooking,
gardening, sewing, and basic etiquette — evoke a respect for others and
the community.

Summer 2014
Start Date: TBD
Registration Ends: TBD
Term End Date: TBD
Course #459K - Math 2
(5 quarter-level graduate credits)
This Montessori
curriculum sets out complete, detailed lessons that enable the educator
to introduce the child to geometry, fractions, factors and multiples.
The course manuals provide detailed instruction for the use of
Mathematics materials, and the Method behind this successful program.
The student gains an appreciation for a Math program based on the use
of concrete materials.
Course #45B5 - Cosmic
Education, Peace, Health & Nutrition, Physical Education
(5 quarter-level graduate credits)
Montessori’s view
of universal connection, especially the view that the Earth must be
respected and preserved, leads us to the cosmic task - to help children
become adults who strive to achieve a peaceful coexistence in a
sustainable environment. This integrated program prepares the educator
to set the stage for the development of peaceful, caring citizens.
Course #10143 - Language Arts
1/Art, Music & Parent Communication (5 quarter-level graduate credits)
The Montessori
Language Arts 1 program looks at crucial concepts such as how to
approach unfamiliar words and subjects, how to brainstorm ideas and how
to risk and learn. Proven, specific Montessori methodology surrounding
spelling, grammar, penmanship, dictionary skills and poetry are covered
in detail.

Fall 2014
Start Date: TBD
Registration Ends: TBD
Term End Date: TBD
Course #45B5 - Cosmic
Education, Peace, Health & Nutrition, Physical Education
(5 quarter-level graduate credits)
Montessori’s view
of universal connection, especially the view that the Earth must be
respected and preserved, leads us to the cosmic task - to help children
become adults who strive to achieve a peaceful coexistence in a
sustainable environment. This integrated program prepares the educator
to set the stage for the development of peaceful, caring citizens.

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