Sometimes you think you’re never going to hear the end of you child wanting to do things “by myself” and then that suddenly stops and your child no longer wants to be independent. Or maybe your child never had that phase and just wants you to do everything for them instead. As with most things having to […]

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Color sorting is such a fun learning activity and so easy to customize based on season or theme. I love that Spring ushers in some bright new colors after a season of white and gray, so I had so much fun making these Colors of Spring Sorting Cards as a free printable. This set contains […]

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I love finding a new game that can be played with a wide range of ages, so I was so excited when Blocks Rock! asked if they could send me their Deluxe Game set to try out — and I immediately asked for another one that we could giveaway to one of you! Blocks Rock! […]

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My small group coaching members asked for some printable materials about daily/weekly rhythms and routines that could be used as a visual representation of the daily schedule or tasks to be completed, so I created this new Montessori-Inspired Rhythms & Routines Pack! There’s a set of Visual Schedule Cards for 75 different activities (some with […]

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While I doubt Maria Montessori called it “Circle Time,” she did write about certain group lessons that the class would undertake together — things like playing the silence game, where the children would all close their eyes and be silent for a minute or so, then share what they had heard. In Montessori classrooms today, Circle […]

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