Montessori Lessons Guide
Empower through exploration! 🌱 Dive into the Montessori method, where hands-on lessons nurture curiosity, independence, and a love for learning
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Boundless Play
Unravel the core principles and practices of open ended play.
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Curated Montessori activities, lesson plans, and essential printables.
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Dive into expert evaluations of Montessori toys, furniture, and literature.
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Maria Montessori’s Contributions to Education?
Maria Montessori: An Introduction If you’re interested in education, you’ve probably heard of Maria Montessori. She was an Italian physician, educator, and innovator who is best known for her educational approach, the Montessori method. She was born in Chiaravalle, Italy, in 1870, and she spent most of her life working in Rome. Montessori was one…
The 5 Montessori Principles: A Guide to Child-Centered Learning
Understanding the Montessori Principles If you’re interested in the Montessori method, it’s important to understand the five Montessori principles. These principles form the foundation of Montessori philosophy and theory, and they guide the way that Montessori educators approach teaching and learning. Key Takeaways: The 5 Montessori Principles Respect for the Child The first Montessori principle…
Montessori Floor Beds: Independent Sleeping Solution for Toddlers
Freedom to explore, even in sleep! 🛏️ Discover the Montessori floor bed philosophy, fostering independence and safety from the very first slumber.
Montessori Pink, Blue, and Green Series: Detailed Guide
Colors that shape learning! 🌈 Dive into the Montessori Pink, Blue, and Green Series, a structured approach to mastering language step by step.
Montessori Alphabet and Phonics Teaching Methods
Understanding the Montessori Approach If you’re interested in how Montessori teaches the alphabet and phonics, it’s important to understand the Montessori approach. The Montessori method is an educational philosophy developed by Dr. Maria Montessori in the early 1900s. It emphasizes the natural development of children and encourages them to learn at their own pace. At…
