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Montessori History Question Charts spark exploration & research, guiding children in learning about civilizations through engaging, organized questions.
Explore how Montessori values work for child development, highlighting the differences between adult and child work & the importance of self-construction.
Get tips on preparing your child for school: mealtime independence, dressing skills, goodbye routines, schedule adjustments, and important check-ins.
Parenting is tough, & tech is tempting. But screen time can harm development. Reduce it with communication and community support for a healthier childhood.
Dr. Montessori realized that children’s minds operate in a fundamentally different way. Children under six are absorbing everything in their environment.
It can be hard for children to talk about their experiences at school. If we shift our approach, we can often get more insight into our children’s day.
Rather than taking on the sole responsibility of preparing lunches for our children, let's make a commitment toward helping them become their own lunch packers!
It makes a world of difference when children arrive on time; a guide is able to greet them and everyone is in the classroom at the start of the day.
Young children yearn to participate in practical matters, like cleaning, taking care of others, and tending to their own needs too.
If we think about the big picture of what children need, it can be easier to think of activities that will satisfy those needs and support natural development.
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