With so many toys out there to choose from, it can be overwhelming to choose presents that are fun, engaging and meaningful. We’ve put together some thoughtful Montessori friendly gift ideas for babies, toddlers and preschoolers, as well as a few useful things to consider...
At last, summer is here! The outside world is in full bloom and the days are longer and warmer, which sets the tone for natural exploration. Here are some fun Montessori-style summer activities to keep your little ones busy, engaged and learning. ...
“Again!” This is a word that we as parents and teachers hear all too often from kids! Have you ever wondered why your child wants to repeat the same activity, song or story a million times? It may drive you crazy at times, but these...
With the sweet smell of spring in the air, there's no better way to welcome a new season than by caring for plants with your child. ...
Walking into a book shop can be overwhelming with so many different choices. Ultimately, we want to choose books that encourage a love for reading, and focus on a message of nature, peace and diversity. Here are a few tips for choosing books that follow...
With technology now a firmly entrenched way of life for many with anything from smart homes to smartphones being integral to the lived experience, a big question that many parents and educators alike may be asking is: What does Montessori say about technology?...
Some of the common questions that might help demystify some of the facets of the Montessori approach to education. ...
Montessori doesn’t just start and end inside a Montessori classroom – it’s a lifestyle. Bridging the gap between home and school is crucial when it comes to raising a Montessori child. After all, Montessori is centred around embracing the child’s life as a whole, including...
Montessori has fast become a household name in South Africa as an alternative form of education for children. However, there is still some mystery around what exactly the Montessori philosophy entails and how it differs from a more traditional way of schooling. ...
Play is important to healthy brain development. It is through play that children at a very early age engage and interact in the world around them....
