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In the Montessori Children’s House classroom, we have two sets of cylinder materials in the sensorial area of our classroom: the knobbed cylinders and the knobless cylinders.
We were privileged to have Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan visit our sister school, Yellow Brick Road Early Childhood Development Center,
Mealtimes are an opportunity to build connections and make memories, but unfortunately, can also become a battleground from parents of young children as they attempt cajole their child into eating.
As we get back into a normal routine after summer late nights and travel, it’s important to set ourselves and our children up for success!
We view prewriting-skills as the preparation of the hand through non-graphomotor activities.
What will a child experience during their first year in the Children’s House?
This week we connected with one our amazing infant community guides—Ms. Kelsey—to learn about some of her favorite educational materials and toys for infants!
The metal inset work in the Children’s House Community is made up of ten blue, 2-D shapes inset into pink frames. They can be thought of as “stencils.”
A decade long study released in 2022 and conducted by researchers at Vanderbilt University followed two groups of children from early childhood through sixth grade.
What do parents want for their children’s future? Overwhelmingly, it is that they are happy (including job satisfaction) and successful (financial stability), according to a
