More from Sahithya: “Today, the kids made lunch! We learned about solids at room temperature (coconut oil) and how they change state and become a liquid when heated. Sometimes, in the mundane, we all learn!”
From one of our parents, Sahithya Wintrich: “I’m really appreciating the value of a Montessori education now that I have had to play an active “teacher” role. I have learned that my children are capable of doing a lot of things on their own. Arjuna doesn’t fight me to g
Here are a few items of interest that Liz Hutton found especially for toddler parents, but interesting to all. Hope you like them! (Follow the links to learn more!) If I had to choose only one book to help parents raise toddlers, this would be the one. The Montessori Toddler: A Parent’s
Here’s a great idea for days when you’re outside and see a sidewalk that’s just begging for some wonderful child to decorate it . . . parents might want to get in on the fun, too! https://www.thebestideasforkids.com/puffy-sidewalk-paint/
Something lovely and easy to make with what you have in your kitchen. . . have fun! Salt Dough Easter Eggs DIY
Liz found these helpful guidelines, and we want to pass them along to you. Hope everyone is continuing to stay healthy and happy as we make our way through this new adventure together. Finding resources for “at home learning” that align with the Montessori philosophy, as it is applied in
Have a look at this new Montessori-based playroom for two of our children with very inventive, creative parents!
Our afternoon office manager, Kim, offers this video for parents to watch (skip the opening ads!) and then to conduct the experiment with their children. It does involve buying a product called Glo-Germ (from Amazon, Wal-Mart, etc), but it’s a pertinent and fun project for these days!
An article from Liz, especially for Toddler parents, although once in a great while, parents of older children might also find it useful! https://www.mother.ly/child/when-your-toddler-defies-you-love-is-the-answer
“Another fun addition to those daily walks. . . create a bingo board (you can print several to save yourself some time) and take them with you and your children. No reading necessary for this one!” Thanks, Jiah!