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An amazing amount of growth occurs between the ages of one to three, and while these developmental milestones are exciting to watch, these early years are an ideal time for the nurturing and encouragement of development. With a Montessori education, your child can have an […]
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As a parent considering a Montessori school for your child, chances are you’ve heard both good and bad things about Montessori education. Like most educational philosophies, the Montessori method has critics as well as supporters. And before you decide to enroll your child in a […]
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The Montessori method can sound idyllic when reading success stories of children who are eating on their own before the age of two, potty training themselves, or keeping their own rooms clean. But in real life, things don’t always go that smoothly. If you walk […]
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Summer will be here before you know it. Check out our camp schedule and sign up now!
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Where: Pebblecreek Montessori When: Friday, May 12th at 2:15 pm
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Food preparation is what Montessorians call a “practical life activity.” It helps teach independence, coordination, and responsibility in addition to basic kitchen skills. Advocates of the Montessori method often say it’s a good idea to have a cupboard set aside in your kitchen that children […]
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Montessori educators design classrooms with specific goals in mind. The environments we work in are not disorganized or unplanned. On the contrary, they’re carefully structured to support children as they learn and grow. In The Secret of Childhood, Maria Montessori wrote, “The first aim of […]
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The Montessori approach to learning extends easily into the home. We’ve talked about planned units, and ways to use things like the garden, but what else can you do? Learning isn’t a routine process, and unless your home is set up to create opportunities to […]