At Home

You have to get a light switch extender. I have recently become obsessed with a new product: The Kidswitch Light Switch Extender. The idea is the same as with my …

Between Easter and Spring, we’re doing a lot of jumping and hopping these days! We’re frogs, we’re bunnies, we’re dinosaurs, and other various extinct animals—all great fun. Feeling inspired by …

As part of our “Montessori At Home” evolution let me introduce the Adventure Basket. My 2.5-year-old began his interest in exploring, well, at birth, but more specifically with binoculars and …

This Montessori at Home post is about a kid’s coat rack. Yup, that’s it. Creating a child-friendly environment in our home is important. We believe that enabling our children to do …

I am often surprised at the simplicity of (and sometimes statement of the obvious) Project Montessori at Home posts. A friend of mine asked to explain Montessori to her, and …

Maria Montessori believed nature was inspiration for learning. As many of us witness on a daily basis, children are fascinated with nature. Montessori encouraged teachers to take their classroom outside …