image of a preschool aged child kneeling on a carpet on the floor working with 3-D shapes and cards
By Meagan Ledendecker 26 Mar, 2024
Montessori's Three-Period Lesson nurtures learning through Naming, Association, and Recall, empowering children as active learners.
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By Meagan Ledendecker 26 Mar, 2024
Montessori philosophy guides parents in creating nurturing home environments for toddlers, focusing on autonomy, simplicity, safety, and natural materials.
image looking down on children's heads as they dig their hands into dark soil
By Meagan Ledendecker 26 Mar, 2024
Montessori advocates reconnecting with nature for emotional resilience, social skills, and environmental stewardship in children.
Closeup image of a child's hands using a sponge to clean dust off the leaves of a spider plant
By Meagan Ledendecker 26 Mar, 2024
Montessori integrates biology into daily life, fostering wonder for nature. Recommended botany books inspire exploration and gardening in children.
Image of an older woman and an elementary aged child dead-heading potted plants
By Meagan Ledendecker 25 Mar, 2024
Kids have innate tendencies like exploration, curiosity, and order. This is emphasized in their support and the Montessori approach.
An elementary aged child giving a thumbs up to the camera while standing outdoors with an adult
By Meagan Ledendecker 18 Mar, 2024
The process for addressing challenging behavior in children through collaborative problem-solving, intending to foster cooperation and resolve the issues.
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