Child with bars lesson
By Meagan Ledendecker November 6, 2024
We believe the child has innate qualities that lead them to learning, and it is our job to prepare the path and then get out of the way. Learn more about this core Montessori principle which calls us to "follow the child".
Image of a grandfather working with his grandchild on the floor with Montessori materials
By Meagan Ledendecker November 1, 2024
Montessori family events deepen understanding, foster collaboration, support child development, and build a strong home-school partnership.
image of laminated cards with pictures of snakes and corresponding laminated story cards
By Meagan Ledendecker October 31, 2024
Animal Story Cards introduce local animals to children, enhancing research skills, zoological awareness, and appreciation for nature.
Image of two pre-school children at a small table set with china, silver ware, candle and place mats
By Meagan Ledendecker October 31, 2024
Montessori nurtures the whole child, balancing academics, social-emotional learning, conflict resolution, and community-building in a prepared environment.
Image of a preschool child at standing at a table laid out with two rows of Montessori bells
By Meagan Ledendecker October 28, 2024
Montessori Bells teach children musical expression, pitch awareness, and note reading through hands-on learning. Schedule a tour today!
An adolescent student sitting at a table with a book and a notebook in front of her, reading
By Meagan Ledendecker October 21, 2024
Montessori fosters lifelong learning through hands-on exploration, responsibility, and intrinsic motivation—without the need for homework.
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