Sacred Geometry (Part 2)

“It was Plato who said, “Geometry is the experience of the eternally existent….The study of the One is among those that lead the mind on and trunks it to the vision of reality.” This is the basis for the sacred work of geometry. It offers us and the child a spiritual exploration through the physical means  of the geometric work. Sacred geometry work can foster wonder, keen observation and a holistic appreciation of the universe and environment we live in. It is through this work of self-discovery that Maria Montessori’s vision of peace can begin to manifest as a reality of our world.

In this two-part workshop, we will explore the fascinating and awe-inspiring practice of sacred geometry. We will explore the story and history of sacred geometry and learn how to utilize the compass and straight-edge to create inspiring geometric works. We will also discuss how this practice implements and integrates into the elementary Montessori classroom and will have ample opportunity for discussion and questions on this topic. Please join me for this fun and exciting journey into sacred geometry”

Greg Hicks is in his 11th year teaching and 10th as a guide in the upper elementary Montessori Classroom. Greg has had the opportunity to be a Montessori guide in both a charter Montessori school and in the private sector, each providing unique experiences and perspectives. He completed Montessori 6-12 training through the Center for Guided Montessori Studies and is currently the lead Upper Elementary guide at Beach Park School in Tampa. Greg is also an instructional guide for the Center for Guided Montessori Studies and lead instructor for the CGMS residency program. In addition, he brings to his workshops many years of experience as a former business owner, yoga and Qigong instructor and leader of the Lakeland Zen Center (Hokori-ji), all of which have greatly influenced his work as a Montessori guide. Greg also enjoys being with his family, wife and 15 year old son.

This is a two-part event and will take place on Thursday, April 8 and Thursday, April 15 from 7:00-8:30 PM EDT

General registration, $85 includes both sessions–please enroll here:  General Registration 

CGMS Alumni and Faculty, $65 includes both sessions,  please enroll here:  CGMS Registration

Schools enrolling three or more people will receive a group rate of $60/per participant.  Please email admissions@cgms.edu for a group registration form.