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The Montessori classroom functions as a community where the guide (teacher) and the children work together to make it a peaceful and safe place for everyone.
In Montessori schools, the word “teacher” is often replaced with the word “guide”. Are these terms truly so different?
Resources to get you started on what Montessori looks like in the home.
Advocates of “process art” emphasize that it should involve a lack of instruction, no specific time limit or pressure for a finished product.
Children love interacting with objects which they find in their home and outdoor environment, and they love multi-sensorial exploration!
Today we are going to explore your approach to caregiving and parenting.
Have you ever wondered if Montessori is right for you and your family?
This week, we learn about the sensitive periods that make their appearance during the unconscious and conscious stages of the absorbent mind.
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
