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GEOLOGY PUZZLE BY MIRUSTOYS

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In Montessori Elementary classroom we begin our academic year with the
presentation of the ‘First Great Lesson’ during the first two weeks of school.
My Elementary team and I are able to strike the imagination of those young minds
as we present it collectively to our Elementary community. The First Great
Lesson is a scientific … Continue reading Geology Puzzle By MirusToys →




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FALL EQUINOX WELCOMES GOLDEN HUES AND PUMPKIN SPICE

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The word equinox is derived from two Latin words. Aequus means equal and nox
means night. If your students have had lessons on the two solstices,  then it
will be nice to talk about the difference between a solstice and equinox as your
begin with the lesson. The solstices result in a change of the length of the …
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ARE WE GOING THROUGH QUARANTINE OR GROWING THROUGH QUARANTINE?

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Last evening was a regular one during quarantine, spent biking with the boys
while my daughter was engrossed in her own world drawing rainbows with chalk on
the side walk. I was admiring her ‘happy Nadine,’ a name created by her for a
happy face. Self-obsessed are we? During my thoughts and admiration, I heard …
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10 QUICK AND EASY EARTH DAY IDEAS

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Earth Day skit on Pollution Did you know that April 22nd, 2020 marks the 50th
anniversary of Earth Day. This is another mark in history in addition to being
in quaratine during the pandemic. All parents and teachers are looking for ideas
for Earth Day this year that can either be done digitally or something …
Continue reading 10 Quick and Easy Earth Day Ideas →


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ARE WE HOMESCHOOLING OR QUARANTINE SCHOOLING – THAT IS THE QUESTION?

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Hello Everyone, Let’s talk about the term “homeschooling” being misused across
social media during the COVID-19 global pandemic. I personally feel that all of
us who have children attending formal schools or educational institutions and
are home during this quarantine time are NOT homeschooling!!! This is 'quaratine
schooling!' Firstly, I salute all the brave parents … Continue reading Are We
Homeschooling or Quarantine Schooling – That is the Question? →


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EMERGING LEADERS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

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This story is about the start of a beautiful friendship between sixteen people
who came together from all across the nation. The American Montessori Society
Emerging Leaders Fellowship Program (ELF) is designed to establish new
generations of Montessori leaders who will support the work of their
organization and the American Montessori Society. This is where … Continue
reading Emerging Leaders Fellowship Program →


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LEARNING MATH THE MONTESSORI WAY

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How many times have you wondered or come across perplexed adults inquiring about
the fact that why Montessori focuses on teaching multiplication after addition
and not subtraction? I have been asked this question from parents, traditional
education teachers and even some montessorians who are either not yet trained or
still under training. Before I get … Continue reading Learning Math the
Montessori Way →


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IT IS OK TO BREAK THE RULES SOMETIMES AND SLOW DOWN!!

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Do you ever break the rules and surprise your children? Yesterday was that kind
of day for me as a mom. I am the disciplinarian of the family while my husband
is the real trophy dad. He is the buffer and the parent who showers our children
with patience and indulgence. While I am responsible for fostering … Continue
reading It is ok to Break the Rules sometimes and Slow Down!! →


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8 IS GREAT TO INSPIRE AND CELEBRATE THE WINTER SOLSTICE WITH YOUR CHILDREN

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The word 'solstice' comes from the French words sol (sun) and status (to come to
a stop). In the Northern Hemisphere, winter solstice traditionally falls on the
21st of December, also known as the shortest day of the year. On this day, the
top of the world tilts away from the sun to its maximum … Continue reading 8 is
Great to Inspire and Celebrate the Winter Solstice with your Children →


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‘POWER’ OF THE SMALLEST CUBE FROM THE PINK TOWER



The Pink Tower is an iconic sensorial material that belongs to the Montessori
Primary classroom curriculum. This is one of the first lessons the young child
receives when they move up to the 3-6 year old room. A couple of weeks ago one
of my daughter's amazing guides, sent me this picture of her working … Continue
reading ‘Power’ of the smallest cube from the Pink Tower →


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agencies. This will be a huge step in education and I can’t wait for this
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