The best way to learn is to play! And no better play can be had than games, right? The games of yesterday and today are a bit different, but they cross over easily.
Category: Education
Benefits of Jigsaw Puzzles
From an early age, children love putting jigsaw puzzles together. Even these days, when there is an impressive selection of various electronic toys and new gadgets, jigsaw puzzles are still popular with kids of all age groups.
Using Puppets to Teach a Second Language
If you are considering teaching your small child a second language at home, there are many options. One of the most efficient ways is to combine nursery rhymes, reading and a puppet play.
Avoiding Conflict and Making Space for Developmental Activity
We all know the scene: a frustrated parent, a child that refuses to listen and do as they’re told, the fight that no-one wins. Over and over, the child who will just not stop – […]
Make Math Fun!
Math is all around us. Math is the way humans talk to the Universe.
Creating a Montessori Home
From birth through toddlerhood, preschool and Elementary years, the home is the foundational environment where your child plays, learns and grows. This is where they make countless discoveries, bond with the most important people in their life (you!) and form their understanding of the world.
The Magic of the Mat
There are a few things typical to Montessori classrooms worldwide that might give the casual observer a pause. Picture it: you walk into a beautiful Casa environment, full of children working – individually and in groups – at low tables or on mats rolled out on the floor.
Paper Owl Pouches
These little pretty Paper owls are a great addition to any party decor or to just take to school to a friend or teacher. What’s more, you can even stuff some sweets or candies into […]
Easy Pen Holder Craft for Kids
Check out this easy penholder made from toilet paper rolls. Makes a lovely decor for your child’s desk!
Self-governing in a Free Democratic School
Have you ever wondered what happens when democracy is applied to a school? How does a school operate when children are part of the decision-making process? When kids have a voice in the process, does it turn out to be anarchy?