Many parents that are curious about Montessori are not always sure what it looks like outside of a classroom.
What “Follow The Child” Really Means in Montessori
When parents first hear the phrase “follow the child” in Montessori education, it can sound vague or confusing.
Montessori or Daycare: What Is the Difference?
Understanding the differences can offer clarity and confidence when choosing an early childhood environment.
5 Things Most People Misunderstand About Montessori
For parents of children ages 3 to 6, understanding what Montessori really looks like can make a big difference when choosing the right learning environment.
8 Easy Summer Activities For Your Preschooler
ith fewer schedules and more open-ended time, children ages 3 to 6 can grow academically and developmentally through simple, hands-on activities that feel like play.
What You Need To Know About The Transition From Montessori To Traditional Schooling
One of the most common questions families ask when considering Montessori education is what happens next.
Why Natural Materials Are Important In The Montessori Classroom
When families first walk into a Montessori classroom, one of the most noticeable differences from traditional classrooms or daycares is the environment.
10 Activities To Help You Limit Your Child’s Screen Time: Simple, Engaging Ideas for Preschoolers
For preschool aged children, hands-on activities that involve movement, creativity, and real life skills are especially effective.
The Reason We Follow The Child In A Montessori Classroom
Understanding who Maria Montessori was helps parents better understand why Montessori education looks the way it does and why it remains relevant more than a century later.
5 Reasons Your Preschooler Needs Montessori Practical Life
These activities lay the foundation for independence, confidence, and academic readiness.
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