End of Summer Bucket (and Book!) List
To inspire some end-of-summer adventures, this week we are combining the idea of a summer bucket list with our curated book list!
To inspire some end-of-summer adventures, this week we are combining the idea of a summer bucket list with our curated book list!
In Montessori, we honor children’s movement, even from birth! One reason why we focus so much on movement for young children is that healthy movement development in the first two years of life can provide our children with considerable benefits in the years to come.
In Montessori, we talk a lot about independence. However, one of the lesser known or understood aspects of Montessori is that independence isn’t the end goal.
Ideally, the transition from summer to the school year can happen gradually so your child can gently adjust to the skills and schedules that will allow for a smooth start on the first day. Here are a few things to consider as you begin this shift.
Using Montessori methods at home can be a terrific way to create a productive learning environment for your infant before school starts. Here are some pointers to help you and your child feel comfortable with — and prepared for — this transition.
Are you considering your childcare options? Learn the distinctions between Montessori schools and daycare centers so you can choose the best option for your family.