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Bill Vesterman
Owner - Montessori Country Day School
Bill Vesterman is a dedicated individual with a background in the United States Marine Corps as an Infantry Officer and Iraq Veteran, where he honed his leadership and organizational skills.
Outside of his military service, he ventured into the education sector as the former owner of Montessori Country Day School and the K-12 Site Director at Life School College Preparatory Charter School, showcasing his commitment to quality education.
In the transportation and logistics industry, Bill has experience as the Dallas Ground Operations Supervisor at Veho, coupled with his for-profit private school ownership, demonstrating his diverse skill set and entrepreneurial spirit.
A Harvard University alumni with a degree in Economics, Bill Vesterman has a solid educational foundation that complements his real-world experiences.
His professional journey includes roles such as Advertising Manager at MXG Media, Sales Executive at Karlville Development Group, and Investment Banker in the Financial Institutions Group at Smith Barney, showcasing his versatility across different industries.
Bill is also an accomplished athlete, participating in ultra marathons, half marathons, and triathlons, highlighting his dedication to fitness and pushing personal boundaries.
Highlights
The Brown Stair and the Red Rods
The Brown Stair is designed to teach the concept of thick and thin. It demonstrates to the child the change of width while the length remains the same. A child can also feel the weight of each piece in relation to the size.
The Red Rods develop a child’s awareness of length as they discriminate between long and short.
Both of these materials not only introduce mathematical concepts to our toddlers but also mathematical language like “longer, longest” or “thicker, thickest”. These materials also help develop fine motor skills, concentration, and gross motor skills as a child must carry each piece of material from the shelf to their rug.
These are just two of the Sensorial Montessori materials that can be found in our toddler classrooms. Some other examples are the knobbed cylinders and the pink tower. Which is your toddler’s favorite? Sound off in the comments! #montessoritoddler #mcountryday #sensorialmontessori
