Montessori at home preschool

If you are doing Montessori at home, this free Montessori curriculum download will be a God-send!

LOTS AND LOTS of resources for teaching Montessori phonics for preschoolers and kindergartners at home or in the classroom.

30+ Montessori Math Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten, Montessori math is full of hands-on learning activities, Montessori Math at Home, Montessori Printables and Montessori activities, plus, Montessori materials for home and classroom

A weekly outline of our Montessori at home preschool plans (2.5-6 years). Plus, links to practical life skills, Montessori materials list, and free printables! These unit studies can be used for homeschool or after school fun activities to supplement learning.

Our Montessori at Home Preschool Plans is an outline of the lessons we hope to cover next year. Included are two free printables - weekly & monthly planner.

Don't fall for gorgeous looks! Beauty is within. In its essence, the Montessori method is really not that at all. It is about meaningful connection, respect and authenticity. However, since Montessori is all about hands-on experiences, how do we go about creating a Montessori environment at home with hands-on materials when the budget is tight? Gabrielle of Plenty of Trays shares her wisdom and great tips to help families make Montessori more affordable on a budget.

Thank you to Lauren Franchek for sharing her beautiful classroom with us! You can find links to explore the other areas of her classroom at the bottom of this page. The pink tower on a special stand and the brown stair color boxes and the binomial and trinomial cubes the geometric cabinet and cards. Missing on […]

Share Wildflower Ramblings!I shared how to make a Montessori Alphabet Box a little while back. You can check out all the details on what box we use and what supplies we have for this important phonics learning time. Each letter has its own little box full of objects that begin with that sound. Today, I am...

Montessori inspired activities in action, Checking out Montessori spaces and learning more about how you can incorporate Montessori into your days. Age 2-6

These are unprecedented times for all of us, and as educators we are feeling the weight of how to support our students and parents at home during the quarantine. We know that parents are also now feeling anxious by this surprise quarantine and time juggling working at home and homeschooling your chi