Where did we come from? What's the universe made of? Why does the capital letter A look like a triangle? Who invented numbers?

The Montessori elementary curriculum is absolutely incredible. Once you hear about these great lessons, I bet you'll want to know more.

Where did we come from? What's the universe made of? Why does the capital letter A look like a triangle? Who invented numbers?

The Montessori elementary curriculum is absolutely incredible. Once you hear about these great lessons, I bet you'll want to know more.

This Montessori term trips up even the most experienced guide because there is SO MUCH to unpack. What does normalization feel like in the Montessori classroom? Why did Maria keep pressing us on the importance of this normalization thing?

And ugh - the word itself is so weird. How does one make a child NORMAL ANYWAY?

If Montessori is not brand new to you, you might be wondering: could my child be entering the second plane a little early and be ready for the elementary curriculum?

Let’s dive into some key characteristics of that second plane child. Once you know the signs, this transition is unmistakable!

After studying the Montessori materials, both originally-created AND traditional, for decades, I'm giving you my top tips for identifying the products that are not true to the Montessori method.

How do you fit in the homeschooling, and also download all these printables, and cut them all, out laminate them, and get them ready for the child? Is that really necessary???

If you're new to homeschooling or considering it for your child's future, you might be wondering about the legal aspects. Is it legal in your country? What would you do if someone questioned you about it or tried to report you?

How does one get a toddler to do Montessori activities? And if not those, what should a toddler be doing all day?

One of the great challenges of homeschooling is assuaging the worry that your child might fall behind their grade-level peers. We need to rethink the entire purpose of an education.

Getting family on board with Montessori is something a lot of parents struggle with, so you are in good company. Here are some things you can do to help them understand you - and your parenting philsophy - better.

When you're trying to have an adult conversation for longer than 30 seconds or concentrate on a project, it can get pretty frustrating to have a little person constantly interrupting you. Let’s talk about why those interruptions are happening and strategies to help manage them. (Hint: it's all about the Montessori grace and courtesy lessons!)

It’s not you — your toddler really does have a short attention span. And it’s not all bad. Let’s uncover some of the possible biological reasons why your toddler is behaving so erratically and contemplate how the Montessori method can help your child learn to focus.

How does a Montessori guide create a work for a child? Actually, there's a lot more to it than putting items on a tray and popping it on a shelf!

New to Montessori or want to help a friend learn about Montessori? Welcome to an amazing way of life. Here are my tips for getting started learning about Montessori without getting completely overwhelmed.

Let’s talk about something that strikes a deep and unresolved fear into the heart of many a Montessori parent: screen time.

Maria did not create a fancy pants method of education. She studied CHILDREN. And her very first school, the Casa dei Bambini, was created especially for children whose parents were struggling financially.

Of course you are capable of educating your own child! But if you're feeling the doubts, you can do something about it. Let me show you how.

You're ready to investigate what Montessori program will be the best one for your family, but it all feels so stressful. Should you homeschool instead? Or is there a perfect Montessori school out there for your child?

When we clearly define what a quality education for human children encompasses, our understanding of what "school" is actually for begins to shift. In this context, everyone is kind of “homeschooling”!

Homeschooling is unquestionably different in approach from being in a classroom but offers unique benefits that modern homeschoolers are well aware of.