

5 Principles of Positive Behavior Guidance
We often use “discipline” to mean “punish” or “harshly correct.” However, the Latin root of the word means “to learn”.
We often use “discipline” to mean “punish” or “harshly correct.” However, the Latin root of the word means “to learn”.
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.
Our teachers are participating in a #Thankful30 Gratitude Challenge this month! We want to invite you and your family to join us on a thirty-day journey of sharing or journaling your gratitude.
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
In recent decades, there has been a trend towards positive and gentle parenting techniques and respect for the child as an individual and with basic human rights.
Many parents ask how they can support their child’s learning at home, and specifically, how they can help maintain consistency between the Montessori classroom and their homes.
Separation anxiety can occur with your child’s first daycare, child care, preschool or kindergarten experience.
83% of children who are or have been read aloud to say they either “loved it” or “liked” it and even more said it was a “special time” with their parent
It’s not uncommon for children to begin to notice differences and make comparisons between themselves and their peers.
Advocates of “process art” emphasize that it should involve a lack of instruction, no specific time limit or pressure for a finished product.