

Stay On Top of the Mess, Part 2
January inspires many of us to create a happier, healthier, more peaceful life. One of the ways towards achieving that peace is through home organization.
January inspires many of us to create a happier, healthier, more peaceful life. One of the ways towards achieving that peace is through home organization.
January inspires many of us to create a happier, healthier, more peaceful life. One of the ways towards achieving that peace is through home organization.
We had so much fun last week, appreciating our teachers with a well-deserved night out of bowling and dinner.
In the Montessori classroom, a newcomer may be surprised to so a teacher occasionally sitting in one spot, taking notes or quietly watching the classroom. Is the teacher taking a break?
Unless you are the brave soul who allow their little ones to ring in the New Year with them, you may be looking for ways to make even an early evening a memorable one for your children.
As you spend time with your children at home this holiday season, here are some easy holiday crafts that can keep their little hands busy.
Around the time children start to toilet training, there’s spike in curiosity about the natural process of elimination and with it comes the “potty” talk.
Did you know, that in a Montessori classroom, the children’s activities are referred to as “work” rather than “play”? To most adults, this is confusing, as they would prefer to use the word “play”.
Consider taking your family on an outing to one of the beautiful Christmas tree farms in the Twin Cities Metro area!
Here’s our list of holiday light displays in Minneapolis-St Paul and surrounding areas!