Montessori organization ideas

Ideas and tips for organizing your Montessori playroom. Here are some thoughts on how to make your play space accessible and organized for children.

Ideas for preparing Montessori shelves at home for a 4½ year old with or without classic Montessori materials - Living Montessori Now #preschool #homeschool #Montessori #Montessorihomeschool

A complete guide for incorporating the Montessori Method into your home. How to raise your child with the Montessori approach at home.

It’s been a few months since I did a “shelfie” post, in part because D has been so absorbed in other activities lately! She spends a good amount of time at home in our kitchen, where she has her own little kitchen and sensory table where she likes to work. She loves to help me cook, and even clean

How can the Montessori method help you with the organization of your toddler's toys? Read our guide and find out!

Montessori shelf in a preschooler playroom

Montessori toy rotation categories! Montessori toy rotation ideas, plus our storage, organization, that we use in our Montessori toy rotation system. The best part is that you don't have to buy new storage bins! You can use clear storage totes or even DIY them like this mom does with her Montessori toys for her 5 kids! These ideas will help you implement a toy rotation system in your Montessori playroom on a budget!

Finding Montessori items at a thrift store is a great way to do Montessori on a budget. It is the perfect way to collect baskets, trays, and small containers for any Montessori environment. I'll share with you my tips for what things to look for while out thrift shopping to furnish a Montessori-inspired space!

Why I say No to the Montessori shelfie, aka taking a picture for your Social Media of what is your Montessori shelf. A Montessori shelfie can inspire you, but above all, your child should be the one inspiring you! I want to remind you to not be worried because your shelfie picture is not as beautiful as some Instagram accounts you follow.

Woohoo! Only a Montessori teacher can understand the rush of owning tiny bowls and pitchers and tongs. In the early days, you think you can’t possibly ever have enough. And then the day comes when you realize, by golly, you have to stop accumulating them because there’s no room left in the ~ahem~ fourth dimension. […]