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Learn more about the Montessori Classroom

Montessori in the ClassroomThis content provides an overview of Montessori in the classroom including the how to set up a Montessori environment, how to discipline in a Montessori classroom, Montessori lessons, resoures, and basic classroom tenets such as normalization and isolation of quality.

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How to Observe Children in a Montessori Classroom

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Observing Children in Montessori

As you may know, delivering a quality Montessori education is a lot of work. Preparing and maintaining an environment that meets every child’s needs, creating curriculum, guiding children to practice community-created rules, reporting progress to parents and administrators, identifying developmental milestones and more, the job of a teacher is overwhelming and depends on a variety […]

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How to Bring Outdoor Education to Montessori

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How to Create a Montessori Outdoor Environment Feature scaled

Fostering an appreciation for nature is a cornerstone of Montessori teachings. The method’s founder, Dr. Maria Montessori, was a strong advocate of integrating nature into the daily learning plan of all students. She believed that “there must be provision for the child to have contact with nature; to understand and appreciate the order, the harmony […]

How to Organize Montessori Language Materials

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How to Store Your Montessori Language Materials Like a Rock Star scaled

The language area in the primary Montessori classroom is extensive, and contains a variety of materials. Because of this, it can be difficult to find ways to organize and store everything. What is the complete sequence of Montessori language materials? How much shelving space do you need? Are there storage solutions that will help you […]

What You Need To Know About Starting A Montessori School

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What You Need to Know about Starting a Montessori School FEATURE

Have you decided that you want to start a Montessori school or program? Are you wondering what the next steps might be and the resources you need to begin? Look no further! These sites and suggestions will help you realize your Montessori dream. First Steps to Starting a Montessori School Observing as many different classrooms […]

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Is One Certified Teacher Enough in a Montessori Classroom?

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Is One Montessori Lead Teacher Enough Feature

My sister described her visit to meet a lead teacher and observe a classroom at a local Montessori school in search of a good spot for her daughter: “There were 25 kids in the class. It just seems too much. We want 12 kids max.” As a Montessori trained teacher and parent, I had to take a […]

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What the Heck is False Fatigue? [& How to Manage It]

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What is False Fatigue Feature

False fatigue is a defining period within a child’s work cycle. Once your child settles into his work, you will observe him with a sense of happiness & satisfaction absorbed in his work. Then, about 45 minutes into the morning work cycle, you may notice the noise level rises and it appears the children begin […]

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