We can use a daily routine chart for kids at home which includes self-care, chores, and activities. And it’s fun! If you’re homeschooling your child, you can use a routine chart for the entire day. If your child goes to school, you could use a routine chart at home for before school in the morning […]
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If you want to implement Montessori in your home but don’t know where to begin, start with the kitchen. A safe way for your young child to reach the kitchen counter is by using a Montessori learning tower. There are so many learning opportunities in the kitchen with cooking, baking, cleaning, organizing utensils, putting groceries
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Coffee filter flower craft Here is a project I used to do with my three to six-year-olds in the Montessori classroom. We used to do this coffee filter flower craft project for Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day. It is also a great project for Spring, Easter, a birthday, or for the parts of a flower
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It is important to tackle homeschool clutter. When our home is clutter-free we notice an overall difference in the energy of our space. We feel more calm, relaxed, and at peace. As soon as there is a mess or an overflow of stuff we feel stressed and overwhelmed. Imagine how you feel in a cluttered
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So you’re interested in Montessori Learning at home. Perhaps you’re thinking about homeschooling your child… where to begin? The best place to start is, as they say, at the beginning with the question “why do I want to homeschool my child?” There may be one reason or a myriad of reasons: You want the freedom
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How many influencers do you have? How many incredible people do you know? I will share the top influencers in the Early Childhood and Montessori at home blogging world that have helped me on my journey. By the end of this article, you will realize that all of them have one overall message in common.
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For the past few years, I have felt overwhelmed by all of the posts and discussions about Montessori at home for little ones. I am a trained Montessori Early Childhood (3-6) classroom teacher and I feel that I have a solid foundation in the Philosophy and the scope and sequence of the curriculum areas for
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I created this blog to help you to navigate through your little one’s unique journey of learning at home. You’re brand new to this or maybe you’re a seasoned homeschooler, or you’re somewhere in between. Perhaps your child goes to school and you would love some additional ideas you can do at home. Maybe you’re
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