I have been getting a lot of questions about screen time lately (over on my Instagram account in particular), so I wanted to address the elephant in the room: We DO allow our children to have a limited amount of screen time. I have received SO many judgmental messages and comments about this — so […]
Incorporating movement in educational activities — especially on a large scale — is a great way to make activities extra fun while stimulating more parts of the brain. ย One fun way to do this is to turn your typical Montessori-inspired work into a “scavenger hunt.” ย You can see how I’ve done this before with colors […]
We’ve had this Rough and Smooth Board out since N was a baby, so I decided to freshen it up by turning it into a sorting work. ย I gave L a basket and asked her to help me collect objects to sort into rough and smooth — she had a blast helping to set up […]
As I mentioned before, we focused a large part of our Asia study on South Korea since the girls are half-Korean. ย I couldn’t find many South Korean Montessori materials already available in my internet searches, so I decided to make my own South Korean Landmark 3-Part Cards. ย When I first presented these cards, I used […]
After we learned about the continents all together, we decided to begin our individual continent studies with North America, since that is where we live. ย Here is a round-up of all the activities we used for our North America study. For each continent, we have a Montessori continent box full of small cultural objects, money, […]
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