Surviving the Holidays with Young Children
As much as we look forward to the holiday season, we know it can be a struggle to navigate with young children. Here are some tips to help your family make the most of the season!
Gingerbread House Making Tips & Hacks
One of our favorite holiday traditions here at Sonnet Montessori is the making of gingerbread houses!
Nurturing Well-being Through Thankfulness
At Sonnet Montessori, we look forward to cultivating thankfulness during the month of November.
The Montessori Floor Bed for Toddlers
A floor bed gives a child freedom of movement and encourages a child’s independence, which is why it is such a popular sleeping arrangement in the Montessori community.
Dress Up, Pretend and Imaginative Play In the Montessori Classroom
Dress-up stations and animated/cartoon characters, toys and décor are noticeably absent in a Montessori early childhood classroom.
Why Doesn’t My Child Bring Home Worksheets?
In traditional early childhood programs or elementary schools, a child may bring home worksheets, crafts, art projects and even homework daily.
Keeping Your Child Healthy at School & Childcare
It’s a universally known fact that when school is back in session after a holiday, there is an uptick in illness amongst students.
Best Twin Cities Indoor Birthday Party Venues for Children
Looking for ideas for an indoor birthday party in the Twin Cities area? Find resources here!
Say You’re Sorry . . . Or Don’t?
“I’m sorry” is not a magic phrase that wipes away a wrong, but it can be restorative when it is given willingly and genuinely and when paired with restorative action.
Cultivating a Culture of Peace at Home
A culture of peace begins on a personal level – then extends to family, community, nation and world – and rests on the belief that we “must treat others as we wish to be treated” and “unconditional respect for human life and human rights”.
