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Exploring the World: Geography at Evergreen Academy Montessori

Geography, taught right, is a beautiful way of stoking a child’s imagination. It’s an excellent opportunity for cross-disciplinary learning—for making art and practicing fine motor skills, for reading tied to content learning, for storytelling and report-writing. Geography can and should be fun—and at Evergreen Academy Montessori, it is! But unfortunately,…
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Nurture the Scientist Within Your Preschooler

In today’s ever-evolving educational landscape, fostering a love for science and inquiry among students is a top priority. While discussions often focus on older students and standardized testing, we firmly believe that the seeds of scientific curiosity are planted in preschool. Let’s explore how we can inspire and encourage the…
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Unlocking the Joy of Montessori Math

Imagine a world where math is not a dreaded subject but an exhilarating adventure. Picture young children solving complex puzzles, understanding mathematical concepts with ease, and feeling a genuine sense of joy and accomplishment. Welcome to Montessori mathematics education, where learning becomes a captivating journey of exploration and discovery! In…
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The Dual Purpose of Montessori Practical Life Activities

“If teaching is to be effective with young children, it must assist them to advance on the way to independence. It must initiate them into those kinds of activities which they can perform themselves and which keep them from being a burden to others because of their inabilities. We must…
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A Montessorians Guide to Traveling With Younger Children

Summertime, for many of us, means travel time! Summer is an opportunity to get out there and explore, from day trips to the local beach, weekends at Grandma’s house, and long vacations in different parts of the world. But travel time can also mean being stuck in a car, train,…
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