When building a resume it is extremely difficult to stand out among other teachers applying for the same position. Every teacher has the same, if not extremely similar responsibilities across…
Classroom management should ideally happen seamlessly in the Montessori classroom. Why? Because in a perfect Montessori world, each child has materials available that fascinate them are at exactly the right…
When toddlers resist limits, validating their big feelings goes a long way. For example, when a child doesn’t want to come indoors or wash up for lunch, we may tell…
Wondering which Montessori-friendly gifts are best for the little ones in your life? We rounded up the best toys and games for you to choose from this holiday season. The…
To share or not to share—it’s a hot topic among childcare providers and parents today. While all of us want children to develop qualities like generosity and empathy, making them…
The Montessori Bells teach young children to discriminate between pitch and to identify notes on the musical scale. The bells allow little ones to learn about basic musical theory in…
Montessori is sometimes referred to as “child-led” but that doesn’t mean that teachers do not lead. Every student in a Montessori classroom is at their own individual developmental stage and…
The Montessori object permanence box provides a way for infants to develop their sense of object permanence right when they are primed to. Some time between eight and ten months…
There is nothing unnatural in trying to look for the best education possible for your child as a parent. With so many options available, it might, however, be difficult to…
The Montessori Knobbed Cylinders are the very first sensorial material a child works with. Their purpose is to support visual discrimination skills. Additionally, the Knobbed Cylinders include work with language…
