Take your child on a prehistoric adventure through time with this Montessori-inspired Dinosaur Unit. Here’s what our paleo program looked like for the week.

I’m sharing six effective approaches to teaching the Montessori alphabet to help your child develop phonemic awareness skills and prepare them for reading.

Dakota was introduced to my crystal collection during infancy and it’s no surprise that she has become quite the rock collector herself. Her growing interest in earth’s treasures inspired me to organize this lesson. Do you want to help your little gemologist discover the unending diversity in their own backyard, too? Then, try this exciting rock and gem unit!

Dakota has shown a growing interest in butterflies after seeing them in a book, so I created an entire unit for her to learn about these magical creatures. Here’s what her Montessori-inspired butterfly unit looked like.

I’ve spent countless hours researching about public education and homeschooling. What I found was shocking—but it resulted in resounding confidence to teach my daughter. Will you allow me to share my discoveries?

Dramatic play combined with real-life experience strengthens your child’s power of memory, comprehension, and imagination.

I’m an enthusiast for Montessori practical life activities because they don’t require advanced planning and it simplifies my busy life. Examples of practical life activities include putting away laundry, watering plants, taking care of pets, cleaning spills, arranging flowers, and my absolute favorite, food preparation.