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In honor of Montessori Education Week, we are spotlighting some of the faces of Montessori.
Against all odds, this woman broke barriers and made remarkable achievements—and not just in the field of education.
Parents at Sonnet Montessori recently participated in an educational evening where they learned all about practical life, which is one of the most familiar and well-loved components of the Montessori classroom.
As we near the end of the holiday season, which, in the United States, runs from the end of November through the first of January, family traditions are likely fresh in your mind.
In the Montessori classroom, redirection begins with respect.
We wanted to share with you some of what our teachers learned this month during a training on positive child behavior guidance within a Montessori environment.
Play is a central part of the Montessori philosophy but what that play looks like differs from most traditional or play-based early childhood programs.
As we wrap up our second month of the academic year, your child should be settling into a routine in their classroom, and drop offs
This week let’s explore our classroom setup and what you can expect to find in most Montessori schools in terms of “curriculum areas”.
There is a wide usage of the word “curriculum”, so we will begin by sharing four definitions, as outlined by Jon Wiles in his book,
