Montessori routine

Simplify your mornings with a DIY morning routine chart! Create a visual guide that helps kids stay on track and build independence.

Children ages 0-6 experience this desire much more strongly than adults because they are in a sensitive period for order. What are ways you can support them in this? Create a visual schedule - this allows them to feel a sense of security seeing what to expect that day and independence to know wha

These are unprecedented times for all of us, and as educators we are feeling the weight of how to support our students and parents at home during the quarantine. We know that parents are also now feeling anxious by this surprise quarantine and time juggling working at home and homeschooling your chi

Montessori is a lifestyle that can be introduced when a baby is born! Here are 5 ways to incorporate Montessori from birth.

You can often start to introduce some of the basic Montessori rules and routines when your toddler is between the ages of 15 and 18 months.

Daily Montessori Routine at 18 Months - Montessori in Real Life

5 things that I do everyday as a Montessori parent - routines and habits that support our Montessori home

After my Instagram post about routine cards, I got a lot of questions about how to make them and how I use them. I figured it was worth it to write a short blog post about it, and a few transition tips in genera!! By transitions, I mean shifts in the day such as getting ready for outings, getting re

routine cards... cool for all of you who have children .... wonder if I can adapt it for day care?

Disha, Montessori (3-6)(6-9) Teacher on Instagram: “🚼Montessori Way to Diaper Free Potty Learning is a process. The focus is teaching children body awareness and elimination processes. After…”