Growth, not a snapshot
Every observation lands on a monthly snapshot, so the map is a time series, not a report-card moment. Scrub back three years and watch the shape fill out.
SproutMap Montessori turns the observations a guide already writes into a map of each child's growth across eight dimensions — anchored to the planes of development, traceable to the moment of work that produced it.
Free for a guide with one classroom. A shared record when the school is ready.
No grades. No ranking. No child compared to another.
The same record, entered from two directions — one guide's environment, or a whole school's.
Capture observations as they happen, watch each child's map grow, and walk into conferences with the year already gathered.
Continuity as children move between planes, co-guides working from the same environment record, and family reports published on your terms.
The map moves for exactly one reason: a guide watched a child work and wrote down what it revealed. There is no other input, no side door, and no way to move a child's shape without leaving a record of why.
Every observation lands on a monthly snapshot, so the map is a time series, not a report-card moment. Scrub back three years and watch the shape fill out.
Ceilings at 3, 6, 9, 12 and 15 — Montessori's own sub-planes. Within a plane the reference age holds steady, so nothing resets in September and nothing decays.
Tap any dimension and read the observations behind it — the material, the date, the guide, and what they wrote. Nothing on the map is unsourced.
Plenty of software puts a Montessori label on a standards tracker. The planes here were checked against the source texts before a line of the model was drawn. A trained guide will look — it holds up.
Guides, children, environments, materials, works and presentations — and your school's own level names, department labels and year start.