The Montessori method, developed by Italian physician Dr. Maria Montessori, in early 1900’s, is a child-centric method practised globally; it emphasizes hands-on learning in children, thus leading to the holistic development of the child. A Montessori classroom is a beautifully crafted environment designed to cater to the needs of children. Here, discipline and freedom goes hand-in-hand. The classrooms encourage children of mixed age groups to work with specially designed materials, which help them to learn and master different concepts. The Montessori materials not only help the child to achieve the developmental purpose they are meant for but also to enhance the child’s personality. The mixed age group environment encourages the little ones to learn from their older friends, while the older ones can solidify their knowledge and gain leadership skills as they help the younger ones to learn. Teachers play a crucial role in Montessori classrooms. They are specially trained to observe and respond to the needs of each child, guiding and encouraging each one of them. Under the guidance of teachers, children work independently or in a group.