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Can Montessori Math Unlock a Love of Numbers?
09/18/2025For many adults, the word math brings back memories of worksheets, drills, and maybe even a little frustration. But in a Montessori #classroom, #math looks—and feels—very different. Instead of abstract numbers on paper, children handle golden beads, lay out colorful bead chains, and expl... Can Montessori Math Unlock a Love of Numbers?
Can Montessori Truly Be Inclusive for Every Child?
09/18/2025Walk into any Montessori #classroom today, and you’ll likely see a rich tapestry of learners—children from different #cultures, with different abilities, different #home #languages, and different life experiences. This diversity isn’t just a reality of modern education—it&rsq... Can Montessori Truly Be Inclusive for Every Child?
What Do Parents Need to Know About Freedom Within Limits?
09/18/2025Boundaries that #nurture independence (not permissiveness) Let’s clear this up right away: “ #freedom within limits” is not a free-for-all. It’s also not boot camp. In Montessori, freedom is the space a child needs to explore, choose, repeat, and concentrate; limits are the ... What Do Parents Need to Know About Freedom Within Limits?
🌟 What Happens When Montessori Meets Music and Rhythm?
09/17/2025When you think of Montessori, what comes to mind? Wooden materials, tiny pitchers, or children concentrating deeply at a work rug? Now imagine layering in music and rhythm—suddenly the #classroom is alive with beats, movement, and joyful energy. Music has always been a universal #language, an... 🌟 What Happens When Montessori Meets Music and Rhythm?
Why Grace and Courtesy Lessons Start in the Infant Years
09/16/2025When most people hear “grace and courtesy,” they think of #toddlers learning to say please and thank you, or #preschoolers practicing how to politely interrupt a conversation. But in Montessori, grace and courtesy begin much earlier—right in the infant years. Yes, even babies ar... Why Grace and Courtesy Lessons Start in the Infant Years
Is There a Montessori Way to Balance Screen Time and Exploration?
09/04/2025In today’s world, screens are everywhere! From tablets to computers, children are growing up surrounded by technology. But in Montessori #classrooms, we know that hands-on exploration, real objects, and time in nature are the heart of learning. So how can we balance screen time with all the fu... Is There a Montessori Way to Balance Screen Time and Exploration?
🍂 What Makes September So Special in Montessori? 🍎
09/03/2025September always feels like a fresh start. The air is crisp, the leaves begin to show their warm autumn colors, and children walk into the #classroom with a sense of curiosity and excitement. In Montessori, September isn’t just another month—it’s a time of transition, #growth, and ... 🍂 What Makes September So Special in Montessori? 🍎
How Can Montessori Activities Teach Children the Value of Work This Labor Day?
08/27/2025Labor Day isn’t just about barbecues and long weekends—it’s also a wonderful opportunity to introduce children to the value of work and community helpers. In a Montessori setting, hands-on learning is at the heart of everything we do, making this holiday the perfect time to connect... How Can Montessori Activities Teach Children the Value of Work This Labor Day?
Can Everyday Tasks Make Your Child More Independent?
08/19/2025Have you ever watched a little one carefully pour water from a tiny pitcher into a cup without spilling? Or seen the pride in their eyes after buttoning their own shirt for the first time? These simple, everyday tasks aren’t just cute—they’re powerful tools for teaching independe... Can Everyday Tasks Make Your Child More Independent?
Why Montessori Kids Often Become Independent Thinkers
08/14/2025One of the most celebrated outcomes of a Montessori education is the #development of children who think for themselves, make thoughtful choices, and approach challenges with confidence. But what is it about the Montessori method that #nurtures such strong independence in thinking? The answer lies ... Why Montessori Kids Often Become Independent Thinkers
