Physical Wellness Part 1: The Food We Eat What’s in Your Pantry
What’s in your pantry? Margot will help us take a closer look at our eating choices for ourselves and our children. As we jump into Spring, Margot will offer ideas for adding new life to our...Benefits of Having a Book Study Group for Parents at Your School: fun, easy, and a great way to build community with Sherria VanSparrentak
Sometimes parenting, especially parenting the Montessori way, can seem very lonely. A huge benefit of having a Book Study Group at your school is the bond that forms among the parents and at Montessori schools around the world! Join Sherria VanSparrentak to hear her...Practical Life for Older Students At Home and At School
For many people when they hear the words practical life and Montessori, they immediately picture little children bustling around a classroom or their home with an apron on, a broom or dustpan in their hands, and a joyful concentration sweeping up a mess. And that...Whatever It Takes! Keeping Your Children in Montessori through High School Graduation
When you really believe in something, you’ll do whatever it takes to make it happen – especially for your kids. Larry Schanker & Laru Chapman will share with you why and how they chose Montessori for their children’s educational experience. Join...Shared Celebrations – Large and Small: Embracing Traditions and Cultures
Participating in celebrations outside of our own culture, from those that are well known like the Lunar New Year to eating traditional foods at home, is an enriching way to learn about people around the world. This often takes place in Montessori classrooms as part of...Getting Friendly with Failure: Responding to Your Child When Things Don’t Work Out
When inventing the light bulb Thomas Edison once said, “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” How do we help our children recognize that failure is how we learn? How do we nurture an attitude of curiosity, enjoyment, and...Resources Parents Can Rely On books, websites, organizations, etc
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All They Need Is Love: Love Language with Our Children in Mind
It’s Valentine’s Day! We know that we love our children. How can we be sure that they know we love...How to Have a Successful Parent-Teacher Conference
Every child deserves an environment conducive to learning, irrespective of their social status or learning difference. A quality environment exists only when there is effective collaboration with parents. Some parents may come to us with concerns regarding challenges...30 Reasons Parents Stay with Montessori
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Reflections of Tomorrow’s Child: The Montessori Magazine
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Creating Family-School Partnerships
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How to Disagree with Your Teen in an Empowering Way
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Racing to Nowhere: The Gift of an Extra Year
Why do we arbitrarily put time limits on our children’s learning and development? What could be the benefits for young children in spending a little more time in early childhood or elementary school? What benefit might a high school graduate gain from taking a...The Montessori Potential, a conversation with the author
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Where Will My Child Go to School Next Year
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Grammar Tells a Story
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