Within the archives of the Association Montessori Internationale, it is documented that during the 1920s and 1930s, Maria Montessori frequently utilized an image of a child in a boat as a symbolic logo. This image was later transformed into a “Child on the Sea of Life” brooch, which was given to graduates of her courses….
Discover the vibrant intersection of passion and profession, where we delve into the unique world of Montessorians who wear their commitment on their skin—literally.From intricate designs of the iconic Pink Tower to symbolic representations of Montessori principles, these educators showcase their dedication to Montessori education through beautifully crafted tattoos.Read their personal stories and learn about…
We love reading things related to education but I am sure this is not the only thing we all read about. There are also other important and interesting topics, sometimes complicated reads, sometimes easy reads, and just reading for fun.In this new series of posts, I am asking Montessorians to recommend us 3 books unrelated…
Today, Wyatt Tolles from Education of the Cosmic Kind is out guest in this series.Wyatt opens up about the essentials that bring life and learning into his Montessori classroom. He shares about comforting things that instill a sense of community and responsibility among the students, and names immersive science and language materials that encourage exploration. Wyatt…
As we approach Earth Day on April 22nd, it is important to reflect on our impact on the environment and how we can make positive changes. While it is a great opportunity to focus on ecology and sustainability, it’s important to remember that these things should be incorporated into our daily routines. Teaching about the…
Dive into the latest in Montessori and educational literature with my list of exciting new book releases. Whether you’re an educator looking to enrich your classroom, a parent seeking resources for home education, or simply a fan of Montessori philosophy, these selections promise fresh ad interesting insights. This post contains affiliate links. 1. Teaching Montessori…
In this new series of posts, I am asking Montessorians to share 8 things they can’t live without in their classroom.They will be sharing things that they find important or interesting. They will talk about meaningful or memorable elements of their environments. They will share about things that help them in the classroom, things that…
Montessori homeschooler Kiran shares with us the importance of Ramadan and show how she incorporates it into her homeschool. What is Ramadan? Ramadan is a holy month in the Islamic lunar calendar, during which Muslims around the world fast from dawn until sunset. It is a time of spiritual reflection, self-improvement, and increased devotion to…
We have talked with Danni Wei from Blue Jay Montessori about her experience of integrating vinyl record player into the Montessori classroom.Danni discusses how the tactile and sensory experience of vinyl records enhances the learning environment for her young students. From selecting culturally diverse music to encouraging student interaction with the medium, Danni offers practical tips…
In this interview, Simone Davies and Junnifa Uzodike discuss their new book “The Montessori Child,” a comprehensive guide tailored for parents and educators eager to apply Montessori principles to the upbringing of children aged 3-12. Drawing on the strong demand from families, the authors reveal the journey behind creating this essential resource, starting even before…