If you do Montessori homeschool or send your children to a Montessori school, you will know that the Montessori Practical Life curriculum consists of 6 categories. They learn a variety of life skills such as care of self, others and the environment. The bottom line is that kids do chores for many reasons. They develop responsibilities, independence and cooperation. If you are looking to becoming a centered, organized Montessori Guide, nurture happy, normalized children and want to create ... View the Post
Simple Visual Daily Chores Chart Printable Download
Do you have family chores at home? What about individual ones for each child to do? Do you have several family members that have daily responsibilities in your home? Whether you have older kids or younger ones, this chart is the perfect multiple child chore chart template! Why? Because it covers the most basic kid chore list with 8 things to do. In this post, you can get a simple visual daily chore chart printable download! Come get it! Family Chore Charts This chore ... View the Post
3 Positive Outcomes for Children in the Montessori Environment
Are you doing Montessori at home or are wondering if you should? Well, you are going to love this training because we are going to focus on the positives of The Montessori Method! There are both pros and cons to this philosophy, but there are definitely more pros than cons! If you desire to become a centered, organized Montessori Guide, nurture happy, normalized children and want to create smooth, successful Montessori days, then you are in the right place! Let me know in comments ... View the Post
Montessori Garden Ideas for your Montessori Botany Activities [Bonus Printable]
I love new beginnings, don't you? They are a new opportunity to do things better, more beautiful, more inspirational. In this training, we are bringing the concept of a branch in Science that studies plants to life: Botany activities in Montessori. I have called this training "Montessori Garden Ideas for your Montessori Botany Activities" for several reasons. For one, I love Montessori garden activities, so we will be discussing this here. Also, we have been enjoying Montessori botany ... View the Post
Discipline The Montessori Way – Part 2
Discipline, even Montessori discipline, can be a pretty touchy topic, but it must be talked about, right? In this post, let's dive deeper into the very important topic of discipline. But I do want to remind you that this is Part 2, so you will want to go to Part 1 and do two things. These two things are: Watch the training video (it is about 20 minutes long). Read that Part 1 blog post (it is not labeled as Part 1, but you can see this is Part 2). Once you are done with these ... View the Post
3 Ways to do Discipline the Montessori Way
Montessori discipline is a very touchy subject. Many people avoid it because discipline itself is kind of a taboo topic. But it is VERY important to talk about it. And it is even more important to discuss discipline the Montessori way Why? Because it is going to be something you want to implement if you are making an effort to live a Montessori lifestyle. So, let's discuss three ways to incorporate it in your lesson planning and in your everyday awareness. If you are looking ... View the Post
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