Most Montessori schools provide educational opportunities for children from 18 months to 14 years. It’s based on the biological development of the child, so it’s uncommon that the methods are used in traditional adult educational settings. However, scientists...
You marvel at your child’s mental, physical and emotional development every step of the way. But the transition period between elementary and middle school is one of the most profound times of change your child has experienced since they were two years old. In her...
Building independence is a critical part of childhood. As your child grows and develops, they will demonstrate a desire to do things on their own. It may start with an instance that they tie their own shoes or carry their own backpack. Though their competencies and...
Few people revel in change. Most of us cling to the familiar and resent life’s gentle prodding to try something new. But change is a great thing, and it’s an essential part of growth! So much of your child’s journey toward adulthood is marked by milestones and growth,...
If you have a toddler at home, you’ve likely seen them pick up a baby doll and rock it. They may have tried to feed it a bottle or gently kissed its head. Parents quickly pull out their phones and capture these precious moments of carefree playtime. But this...
As the Montessori Method is designed to mirror a child’s biological development, it makes sense that each environment treats subjects slightly differently. Primary environments include children ages 3 to 6 – a time in life where children are grasping and...
