Peace begins at home. “How does knowing, appreciating, and sharing one’s family heritage, customs and traditions, and language help to create peace in your home, your community, and our world?” you might ask. The value of sharing your family’s home language and culture can not be underestimated for your child and family as well as for the community you live in. Join us as we explore some of the answers to that question.
There are some nuances to raising a tween boy that are different from raising girls. If you know about them, it is easier to navigate these challenges. If you don’t know them, you are more likely to take some of the behavior personally or feel worried about them. Join Kathryn Kvols for more info about raising tween boys.
Join our team for an informative session covering steps to help create family travel experiences that will form happy memories for years to come. Our team will offer suggestions and ideas for preparing and carrying out summer plans with your children. So, whether your travels will be near or far, on foot or in a car or on a plane, don’t miss this fun and practical guidance from our team.
Here are some Montessori aligned girts for eight year olds, although the age is flexible. Look for what is appropriate for the child and family you are buying the gift for.
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Magnetic Folding Chess and Checkers Set
This is a great age to learn to play chess and checkers. A magnetic board and pieces make it easier to return to the game after a break.
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A Book
A book is often the right answer for a special gift. This book, Falling Short, is about friendship, setting goals, and accepting yourself. You may also find a childhood favorite of your own to give as a gift.
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Potholder Loom and Cotton Loops
This metal loom will last through making many potholders. You can include another bags of loops to make more potholders.
Cheryl Allen is the Director of Parent Education for the Montessori Family Alliance and is also a parenting educator and a Montessori consultant with the Montessori Foundation. After some time as a traditional secondary teacher, she worked in Montessori classrooms, earning certifications from both AMS (3-6 and 6-9) and IMC (6-12). She is a teacher educator, workshop presenter, and member of IMC accreditation teams.
Our team will share practices for discussing emotional and often uncomfortable happenings in our world with your children. We will share ideas relative to children’s developmental stage and maturity.