Montessori inspired classroom

Montessori classrooms provide a calming and respectful learning environment with minimal decorations and natural furnishings. Although not decorated in a traditional sense, Montessori classrooms are attractive and designed to be intuitive and conducive to a child’s needs. This allows for less stressful learning and creates a more holistic approach to teaching and learning about life. Read more about our article about designing Montessori classrooms.

Montessori vs Reggio: Key Similarities and Differences You may be faced with making the decision for your child...education philosophies...

Winning Over Admin: Proving Play Has a Purpose I get it—convincing administrators that play-based learning isn’t just fun but fundamental can feel like an uphill climb. When they’re focused on benchmarks, assessments, and meeting standards, how do you show them that learning through play isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s a game-changer? Here’s the secret: play and standards […]

Are you wondering how to decorate your Montessori environment that align with the Montessori principles? Then you can't miss this training!

It is difficult to refrain from rushing in and helping, yet our help stifles the child’s development. Studying Chapter 26 of Dr. Montessori's The Absorbent Mind: Discipline and the Teacher.

With all the different educational options available to parents today, it can be difficult to pick the right one for your child. This article will provide parents with information about the main different types of

For this week’s Montessori Classroom Showcase Series, it is my pleasure to introduce you to Lauren from the Creo School in Arizona. I have been admiring her photographs in the Montessori teachers Facebook group for the past year and I am so happy that she has agreed to share them on our blog! Lauren has been […]

Let’s look at some of the personality types/traits that sometimes present problems in Montessori settings...times when Montessori doesn't work...