Potty training is a big milestone, and for many families, it can also feel like one of the most overwhelming. It’s tempting to use sticker charts, candy, or other rewards to motivate your child, and while those can sometimes work in the short term, they build external...
Building a Strong Foundation: Montessori Infant and Toddler Care Maria Montessori once wrote that the greatness of the human personality begins at the hour of birth. Over a century later, neuroscience confirms what she observed: the first three years of life are the...
More Than a Preschool: A Glimpse Inside the Montessori Pre-K Classroom Selecting the right Pre-K program is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. When you choose Montessori, you are choosing more than just a school – you are choosing an...
Imagine your child learning side by side with friends who will stay by their side until eighth grade – supported by teachers who guide them year after year. We offer a continuous Montessori program that begins in infancy and continues through eighth grade....
10 Ways to Prepare for Your Child’s First Day of a Montessori Preschool The first day of school is a big step for children and families. In many Montessori schools the preschool is called “primary” and has children from ages 3-6. With some preparation, you can help...
Feature Montessori Education Traditional Schools Classroom Dynamic Child-centered; students play an active role in learning. Teacher-led lessons; passive learning. Grouping Mixed age groups (e.g., 3-6 years old). Same-age groups (grades). Learning Style Individualized...
