Sequencing and patterning activities help children build necessary skills to be successful readers such as: left-to-right sequencing, visual discrimination, decoding, and pattern recognition.
July 4th, 2013 marks the 237th Independence Day for the United States of America! To celebrate the Fourth of July in the Montessori environ...
Every Montessorian has heard the phrase, "Follow the child." It reminds us that we learn how to guide each child from the child hi...
My idea of summertime is relaxing near a large body of water, preferably the ocean, with an iced tea and a book and highlighter in my hand. ...
As the second installment of a four part series, this article features activities that are inspired by the International Montessori Congress...
As a teacher tutor and mentor for NAMC, one of my greatest joys is responding to student questions about Montessori philosophy and methodolo...
The 2013 International Montessori Congress being held in Portland, Oregon is drawing closer. To celebrate this year's Congress theme, &q...
A NAMC student recently wrote asking for help with children who feel entitled and who have very little patience with others. She has tried r...
A concerned parent recently wrote to NAMC, expressing unease at her school’s policy of allowing children to be given candy during school. Th...
