One of the most frequent questions I get is how to help grandparents/nannies/caregivers better understand or follow Montessori with their children. It is tough to answer, because it really depends on the person, and the situation. I have also been lucky to have both parents and in-laws who have read

An easy-to-digest infographic of the 5 Montessori Principles

This Montessori parenting infographic is helpful for getting started with Montessori at home.

At the Facts and Benefits of Montessori Education Infographic we look at the Montessori education system and its advantages.

Montessori toys have become quite popular in recent years. It’s because the Montessori method, although old, has a lot to say to modern parents who want only the best for their children. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at the basic Montessori principles regarding toys and provide a curated list of the best … Best Montessori Toys for Children of All Ages (The Big Guide) Read More »

There are over 8,000 Montessori schools in the U.S.

Are you familiar with infographics? The official definition (according to Oxford Dictionaries) is: in·fo·graph·ic ˌinfōˈɡrafik/ noun noun: infographic; plural noun: infographics; noun: info-graphic…

When you walk into a traditional preschool, the first thing you might notice is the classroom decore. Bright, colorful decorations often fill the walls in a traditional classroom. Plastic toys may clutter your view. In a traditional Montessori classroom, on the other hand, you will see only a few carefully…

“Practical Life” is a huge area of the Montessori Curriculum. It’s about giving children opportunities to engage in real everyday activities such as taking care of themselves and their surroundings, preparing food, cleaning up etc. Real. Life. Stuff. Many Montessori teachers call their fine motor activities Practical Life activities. I think of them more as […]