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The training of the teacher who is to help life is something far more than
the learning of ideas. It includes the training of character; it is
preparation of the spirit.
– Maria Montessori
Why Movement is Important for Infant and Toddler Classroom Learning Seeing a child in motion is a wonderful thing. It is a sign of well-being and growth. Montessori infant daycare and toddler daycare programs always keep this in mind because the strength and health of muscles are dependent upon movement. When a child looks around… continue reading »
What to Look for in a Child Care Center We all want to give our children the best care possible, but we might not always be with our children 24/7. Sometimes parents have to take their child to daycare centers so that they can carry out other responsibilities. You must take your time to do… continue reading »
Best Montessori Activities for Your Children at 2 years Your child’s world has a new discovery around every corner. At two years old, children soak up their experiences like a sponge and continue to make connections about the environment around them by using all five of their senses. Two-year-olds are naturally curious and it is… continue reading »
Fun Cognitive Development Games for Children 3 Years and Older What is Montessori? Montessori schools offer a student-led approach to learning, where students develop inquiry through self-paced individualized lessons with the support and guidance of caring teachers. This approach fosters a lifetime love of learning, strong independence, and accountability for their actions within a community…. continue reading »
5 Montessori Clean-Up Ideas for Children The Montessori philosophy is about nourishing a child’s ability to be self-motivated and maintain a desire to learn throughout their lives. This child-centered approach was first created by Dr. Maria Montessori to develop learning in cognitive, emotional, social, and physical areas. To quote Dr. Montessori “When a child is… continue reading »
How to Develop Holiday Routines With Your Children The Montessori Way Holiday Traditions and Routines the Montessori Way As holiday seasons approach, we remember that there are a vast amount of traditions and routines that have been around for centuries. Montessori routines involve putting the children in the middle of the projects and allowing them… continue reading »
