

Children’s Brains Are Like Sponges
Children are sponges—they are going to absorb whatever is around them, so we need to be intentional about what surrounds them
Children are sponges—they are going to absorb whatever is around them, so we need to be intentional about what surrounds them
The binomial and trinomial cubes are two of the sensorial materials in the Montessori classroom, although they also represent mathematical concepts. What are the Binomial
Here’s a family bucket list of activities to help you and your child find the joy in this season!
We can all identify with the disorienting affects of disruption to our routine or plans.
During Montessori Education Week (the last week of February), Sonnet Montessori Children’s House students host High Tea. They invite guests from our local community and
During Professional Development Day on February 20th, we dug into the social-emotional development of a child in relation to temperament, taught by Jen Rothmeyer of Two Wishes Training.
This month, our team of educators are caregivers are participating in a 4 week “Healthy Heart” Challenge.
In January, we invited parents into our classrooms for an evening of exploring Montessori math materials.
January and February bring kindergarten open houses and the question of, “What should my child know before entering kindergarten?” The new academic year doesn’t start
Today we look at life skills as essential for kindergarten readiness.