The red rods are a sensorial material in the Children’s House classroom, consisting of ten rods that gradually increase in size by 10-centimeter increments, starting at 10 centimeters going up to 100 centimeters.
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and yet, the shorter days and colder weather can make us feel anything but thankful.
Children are introduced to both cursive and print over the course of three years in the Montessori Children’s House classroom.
May the partnership between you and your child be one characterized by respect, understanding and patience, and may you find joy in the journey!
Last week we talked about setting up for a successful potty training. This week we bring you a step-by-step guide to your 3-day weekend kickstart!
We’ve learned more about setting your child up for a smooth transition through toilet learning (“potty training”) in infancy; we’ve also learned toileting terminology and signs of readiness.
This week we are going to learn more about her transition from physician to educator and the growth and development of the Montessori Method.
This month is the 152nd anniversary of Maria Montessori’s birth and we will spend the next two weeks learning more about this incredible woman!
Learn about the many benefits of having your child participate in care of the home environment.
Music is integrated into the Cultural area of the Montessori classroom.
