Sensorial: Five Fun Facts
Sensorial is a unique area of study in Montessori. While it is true that it involves the senses, there are a number of fun facts about sens...
Edible Botany
While we often stress the importance of eating our fruits and vegetables, how often do we ask our children to eat their roots and stems? Lea...
Mini Grammar Environments
If there's one thing all my children love, it's miniatures. As a result, our collection of Toobs continues to grow. I began to won...
Shapes of Geography
One of the aspects I adore about Montessori is the focus on geography and culture. By exploring geography, we are far better equipped to un...
Exploring Georgia O'Keeffe
For those who are unaware, we are part of a classical education based program called Classical Conversations. It's something we use in ...
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