The Montessori Method is an in-depth philosophy build around all aspects of a child’s education. If you are interested in learning more about this teaching method, here are a few terms you should know to better understand the philosophy and grasp the ins and outs of this teaching method.
Montessori teachers take great care in setting up their classrooms to be Prepared Environments in which students can learn and grow. Many parents want to continue this practice for their children at home. This guide will help you prepare your home environment for your children so they can continue to learn and grow at home.
Yoga is a great way for children to hone their motor skills, understand body control, and get a better sense of their bodies. Our students love this zoo themed yoga sequence they practice in class with LMA yoga instructor Gina Mead. Here’s how you can continue this lesson at home.
How will a Montessori education serve your child throughout his or her life? Here’s a look into how our curriculum helps students learn and grow by Peter Sims, Author of Little Bets: How Breakthrough Ideas Emerge From Small Discoveries.
Organic farming and balanced diets have a myriad of benefits for kids (and adults) throughout their lives. This recent study explores the negative side effects, including lowered IQ, that children may have when exposed to food treated with pesticides.
