How to Easily Raise a Bilingual Child Using Montessori
If you have ever tried forcing a child to sit down with a grammar drill book. Or with a stack of repetitive flashcards, you already know how fast the push-back
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Hate Overwhelm? Easy Montessori Education at Home
I had no idea what Montessori education at home was before I got pregnant, I’d never heard of it. Other people I have spoken to, knew the name or had
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How to create a set of Montessori continent boxes?
Montessori continent boxes are one of my favourite Montessori pieces of equipment. They are fun to put together and a great way to bond and create fun lessons with your
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How to Use Montessori Quiet Time to Finally Catch a Break
Let’s be honest: "Mom Guilt" is a persistent little shadow, isn't it? It’s that nagging voice that whispers you’re being lazy or neglectful if you aren’t actively entertaining your children
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How To Make Montessori Sandpaper Letters
As much as I love the Montessori method, I don’t love the prices of the equipment, especially if you have to add the shipping fee on top. And so when
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How To Teach Grammar With the Montessori Grammar Farm
Teaching grammar can sometimes feel as exciting as watching paint dry, especially when you’re working with little ones who’d rather be herding plastic sheep than diagramming sentences. But that’s exactly
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Montessori Shopping Game – easy game to play at home
This inspired Montessori shopping game was a favourite of my son’s for a long time, and it’s incredibly easy to set up at home. It’s perfect for practicing number recognition
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How to present a Montessori 3-period lesson
The Montessori 3-Period Lesson is one of those quietly brilliant tools from the Montessori method that makes you wonder why everyone isn’t using it. It’s a deceptively simple, three-step technique
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How To Present Montessori Sandpaper Letters
How do you present Montessori sandpaper letters? Montessori sandpaper letters are one of the great tools used to help kids to learn to read and write. Some kids don't like
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Why the Montessori prepared environment is good for moms
The Montessori prepared environment is often overlooked by homeschoolers or parents wanting to raise their kids the Montessori way. But let me tell you a secret... If you struggle with
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