Storing Extra Materials
If there's one thing you learn very quickly when managing your Montessori home school it's that you can become overwhelmed with stuf...
School Review From The Week of 2/18
Here are a few highlights from school last week. We continue the trend of having mostly focused days with a few crazy moments thrown in. O...
.jpg)
Maria Montessori: The Authority on the Method
I recently had an online conversation in a Montessori group where we discussed misconceptions we had about the method when we first began ou...
Music Exploration: Listen Up
Enjoying polka at the German Fest Our first step into the wonderful world of music is listening to it. Not only is this a simple activity b...
Child Friendly Toilet
While my children start on a child sized potty, they both insisted on transitioning to the adult sized toilet shortly after becoming comfort...
The Toddler on the Tables
I find the idea of having all three kids in the school room unnerving. As the day played out, that's exactly what happened. Honestly, ...
Blogs That Promote the Full Method
While I am certainly not a purist in the great realm of Montessorians, I do appreciate the full method. I firmly believe that to reap the g...
The Three Keys to a Montessori Work
Montessori is gaining in popularity, which is something I a thrilled about. As we develop our own work, we must be careful to ensure that w...
Music Exploration Intro: Music, My Love
It's safe to say that I'm a music lover. I spent the vast majority of my life in music training. I began piano at age 4, although ...
Subscribe to:
Posts
(
Atom
)
Popular Posts
-
Marking items complete I decided to introduce a work plan concept for Elora even though she is technically still in primary ( more about tha... -
Yesterday marked our first day with our Classical Conversations community. I've gone back and forth as to whether I should share the re... -
Earlier I wrote a post on what our daily three hour work period will look like (hopefully). Today I want to share what I have planned for ...
-
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... -
William has moved to a more challenging tracing page. It's common to introduce a child to his/her written name early in the Montessori j...
