This is a curious summer. Some children have returned to school after months away. Others are still at home with their families, maybe…
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This is a curious summer. Some children have returned to school after months away. Others are still at home with their families, maybe…
“To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour.” -…
A companion material to the Knobbed Cylinders, the Knobless Cylinders offer children extended practice with the relationships of height,…
When you visit a Montessori Early Childhood classroom, you’re likely to see children preparing foods of all kinds: chopping apples,…
Montessori classrooms for infants and toddlers are designed with four primary areas in mind: sleeping, toileting or diapering, eating and…
If you remember full-group spelling lessons in your elementary school, it may be hard to imagine how language can be taught in classrooms…
While Montessori classrooms are generally peaceful places to be, and Montessori teachers describe the intrinsic peacefulness of the…
Once children have begun to write letters, they are quickly motivated to apply that knowledge to useful, meaningful activities. But a…
Just as the Montessori classroom allows ample practice for the physical skills children will need to master holding a pencil, we also…
It’s a sort of curious activity to watch: a young child, mesmerized, repeatedly transferring some small object from one container to…