8 Montessori-Inspired Nature Activities For Fall
8 Montessori-Inspired Nature Activities For Fall Do you know why the leaves turn colors? All those beautiful reds, yellows, and
8 Montessori-Inspired Nature Activities For Fall Do you know why the leaves turn colors? All those beautiful reds, yellows, and
Packing Lunch for Preschool If your little one is going off to preschool you are most likely going to need
Multiple Intelligences in Montessori The Multiple Intelligence Theory can help you meet your students’ needs in a Montessori classroom. This
How to Teach When Physical Distancing Is Required Anyone who works with children can tell you how important it is
Preschoolers and Masks: The Pros and Cons If your preschooler will need to wear a mask this year, you may
Chores Preschoolers Can Do at Home Preschoolers can contribute to the family by doing age-appropriate chores. With kids spending more
Why Montessori is a Better Choice for Any Child Is Montessori the right choice for your child? As parents decide
Object Permanence Believe it or not, there was a time that you didn’t know that an object you didn’t see
Talking to Preschoolers About Race Children begin to notice race around age 3, and that is when adults need to
New Journeys with Toddler-Led Walks Once a child takes his first steps, all he wants to do is walk. Freshly-walking
Montessori Approach to Geography Can toddlers and preschoolers learn about geography? Absolutely, if the teaching methods are appropriate for them.
Art with Household Items Have you ever seen a child finger paint for the first time? It is like watching
Creating Stability at Home Change is the one constant in life. With the CO-VID 19 pandemic, everything seems to be
100 Books to Read with Your Preschooler While being home during the CO-VID 19 pandemic, turning to books is a
Helping Families Cope When School is Closed With Shelter in Place orders all over the world, the Coronavirus has upset
Self Dressing for Your Toddler Toddlers can learn to dress themselves earlier than you think. Not only are young children
Sensorial Activities at Home Montessori has 5 key curriculum areas; practical life, sensorial, language, mathematics, and culture. Sensorial lessons specifically
Temper Tantrums: Stop the Whining! Research has confirmed whining as the most annoying sound to the human ear. Unfortunately, parents