Practical Life for Older Children and Teens
April 11, 2022
Practical Life for Older Children and Teens
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Geometry is a subject that is taught through all education levels. Learn more about the simple Geometry Cabinet material in Montessori and all of its uses.
Typically, we think of guides as the teachers in the Montessori classroom, however, we as adults can be guides too. Learn more about how to make the shift.
Emotional intelligence is hard for a parent to teach to children. By using books they can act as a mirror for children and make these emotions more relatable.
Age 6 and age 12 in Montessori are referred to as the capstone years. During these years children really dive into big work and develop their self-confidence.
The Montessori approach can be intimidating at times. There are many misconceptions about Montessori but the methodology is backed by results.
Spoken language is very appealing to our primary-aged children. In our classrooms, you will see and hear lots of games happening around language development.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day we have recommended some books about him and his movement.
Social and emotional learning is a hot topic in today's education world. Montessori elementary environments have this built into their curriculum.
What’s the difference between taking a walk to keep up with a workplace exercise challenge and taking a walk because you want to? Intrinsic motivation.
The holidays is a wonderful time to start rituals as a family. If you have a few that you practice, this read will give you some more to add to your list.
