two guiding principles when responding to a child Communicating with children can take more intentionality than you realize. Recently while on the playground, I encountered
The Absorbent Mind Probably, as you read these lines, someone is saying those words somewhere in the world. Or several at once, “Children are like
The Montessori Early Childhood program consists of a three-year cycle, from age three through six years. During these three years, a fantastic transformation occurs. Gradually,
One of the main differences between humans and all other species is language. It lies at the root of the transformation to civilization in our
Math is a struggle for many students and a fear of many parents. Difficulties understanding math can be hard to make up for later in
Maria Montessori likens a child’s natural construction to a seed. Given the right infant toddler environment and nourishment from the sun, water, and fertile soil,
Imagine a classroom where one child is carefully walking to a table, carrying a tray with two wobbling glass pitchers. Their tongue is sticking out,
Summer break and vacation are a time to unwind from our regular routines and do something new and different. Likewise, restoring school-year routines for kids
How many times have you heard adults or children say that they are just not a “math person”? While studies show that men (and boys) tend
Here’s a question I am frequently asked: “How easily will my child transition from Montessori to mainstream education?” For current and future Montessori families alike, this
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