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Start of the Montessori School Year: Writing a Welcome Note to Parents

This year long series looks at the experiences of teachers, parents, students, and Montessori education itself, as we follow a student through his first year at a Montessori Preschool. The Montessori Insights and Reflections of a Preschool Student’s First Year is a collection of useful stories, tips, and information that has arisen from one real student’s Start of the Montessori School Year: Writing a Welcome Note to Parents

The Montessori Classroom – A Very Montessori Poem

  A Montessori class is like no other,Calm and peaceful, neutral in colorAmazing materials to challenge the mind,And countless opportunities to grow and to shine, A harmonious tone, where grace and courtesy are seen,Children helping, children learning, exploring why leaves are green,A joyous community where independence abounds,Learning through the senses, sandpaper letters to learn the The Montessori Classroom – A Very Montessori Poem

Celebrating Maria Montessori’s Birthday in the Montessori Classroom

Maria Montessori was born one hundred and forty years ago on August 31st. As Montessori teachers, we owe much to this dynamic and innovative woman! To honor Maria Montessori, celebrate Montessori’s birthday with your students – they will enjoy learning about her life and will take pride in activities inspired by her.   Here are Celebrating Maria Montessori’s Birthday in the Montessori Classroom

Montessori Insights and Reflections of a Preschool Student’s First Year

Introducing a New Blog Series on the Montessori Preschool Environment NAMC is very pleased to begin a new, ongoing series for our web blog titled, Montessori Insights and Reflections of a Preschool Student’s First Year. This new series will provide our readers with valuable information about the Montessori 3-6 environment – looking at a year Montessori Insights and Reflections of a Preschool Student’s First Year

Montessori Elementary Curriculum: Cosmic Education and the Five Great Lessons

A wider, loftier life is (humankind’s) than ever before, and children have to be prepared for it, so the fundamental principle in education is correlation of all subjects, and their centralization in the cosmic plan. ~ Maria Montessori, To Educate the Human Potential Montessori Cosmic Education and the Five Great LessonsIf the Five Great Lessons Montessori Elementary Curriculum: Cosmic Education and the Five Great Lessons