Science experiments in a Montessori classroom aren’t just fun—they’re an incredible way to spark curiosity, encourage independence, and build foundational skills for lifelong learning! From bubbling reactions to growing plants, science taps into a child’s natural desire to explore the world around them. Did you know that many practical life...
Make Room for Learning: Functional and Fun Furniture for Children
Feb 19, '25
A child’s environment is their playground for discovery! The right furniture doesn’t just provide structure—it sparks creativity, encourages independence, and builds essential life skills. Whether it’s pretending to cook up a feast, tending to plants, or transporting materials for a big project, these furniture pieces are designed to support hands-on...
Spreading Kindness: Teaching Children to Share Caring Words
Feb 11, '25
Kindness is contagious! In the classroom, fostering a culture of gratitude and caring words helps children develop empathy, build strong relationships, and create a sense of belonging. When we model positive interactions, children learn that their words have power—the power to uplift, encourage, and connect with others. One simple yet...
Independence in Action: Supporting Resilience Through Play
Feb 4, '25
Welcome to another edition of Toddler Tuesdays! Toddlers love to do things all by themselves! Whether it’s pouring, stacking, inserting, or sliding, giving them the freedom to explore and play independently builds confidence, focus, and problem-solving skills. The key to fostering independent play? Set up an inviting space with activities...