Flowers for May
We have welcomed the month of May with much seasonal flair – brightly colored flowers have made their appearance and many of our lessons. The children look forward to these […]
We have welcomed the month of May with much seasonal flair – brightly colored flowers have made their appearance and many of our lessons. The children look forward to these […]
“Oh, how cute!” “I just love these!” “These are the best shelves ever!” “Oh, these are beautiful!” are just some exclamations heard throughout the classroom as the children explored new […]
How fortunate we are to have had some vacation time over the last week. Spring Break is always refreshing as the days are brighter, the air is warmer, and the […]
Thanks to our classroom assistant who has been been helping us remember this important aphorism: Practice makes progress. What wise words to encourage our students (and ourselves)! I think the […]
We are always sure to look for signs of spring… The children listened attentively to this story of how Pussy Willows got their name. How delicately they explored the branches […]
Brightly colored scarves, long dresses, the sound of accordions playing traditional Russian tunes, children singing… all against the backdrop of a Montessori school! What a gift to be given opportunities […]
One our teachers knows a lot about wildflowers and recently took us on an outdoor expedition to find various types. What fun we had! Wild purple violets grow prolifically just […]
After a week long spring break, we are back in the classroom and have been busy all the while! Mother’s Day preparations have already begun and we have still been […]
Since our return from last week’s Spring Break, we have been continuing our continent studies and learning about Australia. One activity the children have been introduced to is an Australian […]
All is well – we simply had to adjust to having a snow day, followed by having a two-hour delay, followed by me having to leave early the next day […]
“Whoever touches the life of the child touches the most sensitive point of a whole, which has roots in the distant past and climbs towards the infinite future.”
– Maria Montessori
“The child should love everything that he learns, for his mental and emotional growths are linked. Whatever is presented to him must be made beautiful and clear, striking his imagination.”
– Maria Montessori