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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 oranges are always there, but they are covered up by something called chlorophyll. Chlorophyll makes it so that leaves can turn sunlight into food, and it also makes them green. When autumn arrives, trees stop...
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Packing Lunch for Preschool
Packing Lunch for Preschool If your little one is going off to preschool you are most likely going to need to pack lunches! So what kind of meals should you be sending your child to school with? We rounded up a few tips to make it easier for parents to get prepared with packing lunch...
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Multiple Intelligences in Montessori
Multiple Intelligences in Montessori The Multiple Intelligence Theory can help you meet your students’ needs in a Montessori classroom. This theory, which takes into account the different kinds of intellectual strengths, is useful when it is understood within the greater context of the Montessori philosophy. What Is the Multiple Intelligence Theory? In his 1993 book,...
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How to Teach When Physical Distancing Is Required
How to Teach When Physical Distancing Is Required Anyone who works with children can tell you how important it is for adults to be physically close to the kids in their care. Proximity and physical touch play a vital role in the student-teacher relationship. Getting close is especially helpful when your approach is gentle and...
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Preschoolers and Masks: The Pros and Cons
Preschoolers and Masks: The Pros and Cons If your preschooler will need to wear a mask this year, you may wonder whether the benefits outweigh the cost. The truth is, nothing is more important than the safety of children, teachers, and families. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t challenges to address. Here are the pros...
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Chores Preschoolers Can Do at Home
Chores Preschoolers Can Do at Home Preschoolers can contribute to the family by doing age-appropriate chores. With kids spending more time than ever at home because of the pandemic, these practical life lessons come naturally to the forefront! Teaching your preschooler to participate at home by doing chores has many benefits. Not only does it...
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Why Montessori is a Better Choice for Any Child
Why Montessori is a Better Choice for Any Child Is Montessori the right choice for your child? As parents decide which daycare or preschool to put their faith in, they need to consider their child’s individual personality and needs. Will the daycare your child attends be the right fit? What if there was a school...
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Object Permanence
Object Permanence Believe it or not, there was a time that you didn’t know that an object you didn’t see still existed. Object permanence is one of the first lessons a young baby or toddler learns. Maria Montessori developed specific material to help infants understand that just because you couldn’t see the cup or hear...
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Talking to Preschoolers About Race
Talking to Preschoolers About Race Children begin to notice race around age 3, and that is when adults need to start talking about it. From birth, however, we must prepare the environment to embrace and celebrate racial diversity. Make it an effort to talk to your preschoolers about race. Proactive Exposure Parents and teachers are...
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