What is Montessori Math? Plus, 5 Math Activities to Try at Home

What is Montessori Math? Plus, 5 Math Activities to Try at Home

“One, two, three, six, thirteen, fiveteen…” a child happily counts out of order. Counting is an exciting activity for many young children. Requiring much practice, counting is a basic math skill that supports more complex operations later on.  So, how do children learn about math in Montessori classrooms? Montessori created a beautiful set of materials…

Montessori-Inspired Summer Themes

5 Summer Montessori Activities to Try at Home

Summer provides the perfect opportunity for playing outdoors and enjoying some refreshing snacks. For young children, fun and learning go hand in hand. With these summer Montessori activities, you can continue your child’s education. More importantly, you’ll make many wonderful memories together. 5 Summer Montessori Activities for Young Children Discover five great summer Montessori activities…

What’s Real? A Montessori Approach to Fantasy and Reality for Preschoolers

What’s Real? A Montessori Approach to Fantasy and Reality for Preschoolers

“Is the Easter bunny real?”  “Does Santa Claus visit our house?” “Did dinosaurs really exist?” Young children are curious and ask many questions. As they try to understand the world around them, it’s common for preschoolers to wonder what’s real and what’s pretend. Categorizing what’s real and fake helps young children make sense of the…

Montessori-Inspired Mental Health Activities for Children

Montessori-Inspired Mental Health Activities for Children

As parents and teachers, children’s lives seem easy and stress-free. Yet, children can also struggle with mental health and wellness. They might feel stressed about school, worried about changes in their families, or feel overstimulated by the many activities in their days.  The Montessori method offers many mental health activities for children as a part…

How to Handle Tantrums Peacefully in the Montessori Way

How to Handle Tantrums Peacefully in the Montessori Way

Your toddler screams and stomps their feet. They cry, wail, and might even hit you! It’s a toddler tantrum in full force. Handling toddler tantrums the Montessori way isn’t always easy. However, with the right approach, parents and teachers can ensure that tantrums don’t last any longer than necessary.  If you’re a parent of a…

Five Fun Montessori Activities for Toddlers to Bring into the Home

Five Fun Montessori Activities for Toddlers to Bring into the Home

“I want to do it all by myself!” These are words often said by determined toddlers, ready to take over the world.  If your little one is striving for independence, as young children tend to do, then Montessori activities are the perfect answer. These activities are not only engaging, fun, and full of learning, but…

Montessori’s Unique Advantages for Early Childhood Education

Montessori’s Unique Advantages for Early Childhood Education

The Montessori teaching approach inspires educators and parents alike in early childhood education. Not only has this method endured the test of time, but it also has led to a child-centered and hands-on learning model. This post will examine what makes the Montessori teaching model unique in early childhood education and its advantages. Montessori Teaching…

How Does Early Childhood Montessori Help Develop Your Child’s Language Skills?

How Does Early Childhood Montessori Help Develop Your Child’s Language Skills?

Language development is perhaps the most crucial phase of your child’s formative journey. If not done right, your child could fail to refine their language skills, which is necessary to become competent. That is why enrolling your child in a Montessori preschool program designed to make every child a successful communicator is necessary.  Given the…

Teaching Manners to Your Preschooler – The Montessori Way!

Teaching Manners to Your Preschooler – The Montessori Way!

Montessori manners play a critical role in shaping the personality of preschoolers, especially when it comes to learning good manners. According to Maria Montessori- the pioneer of the Montessori approach, every young child has an innate dignity and urge to do things in the right way. She believed that parents could use various Montessori techniques…