Jan 22, 2023
We’ve thought of some activities for kids at home—some to get their bodies moving, some to get their brain working—and put everything together for an all-around great time.
1. Make a DIY...
Jan 18, 2023
Montessori philosophy greatly emphasizes independence in a child, and we do all we can to foster that independence in the environment we create.
In this article, you’ll find five ways that we...
We find that many parents are curious about competition and how it relates to the Montessori philosophy...
Dec 19, 2022
Whether you’re new to Montessori or a seasoned veteran, you’ve probably noticed that we don’t often encourage competition between our students. You’ll see obvious evidence of this in the fact...
Dec 14, 2022
There are plenty of aspects of the Montessori educational model that make it a wonderful choice for children with special needs, but it’s also important to recognize that there are aspects that can...
Dec 11, 2022
Did you know that Dr. Montessori was a big proponent of children learning a second language? She promoted the direct conversational method, using games, songs, pictures, and charts to help children...
Nov 29, 2022
Hobbies are a great way for kids to use their time productively and shape their brains while doing so. The hobbies in this article promote both cognitive and emotional development—but that’s not...
Nov 24, 2022
Chances are, when your child tries something new for the very first time, they’ll be pretty nervous. And that is completely okay! Nerves are a sign of growth, and if you’ve heard your child say...
Nov 21, 2022
Amazing things happen inside a Montessori classroom. At Austin Children’s Academy, your child will expand their social skills, learn how to understand and manage their emotions, develop a sense of...
Oct 29, 2022
Those who attended Montessori school, whether for their entire school career or just a few years, are known for exemplifying independence, selflessness, dignity, sound judgment, and the ability to...
Oct 19, 2022
Morality is derived from the Latin word moralis, which means “custom.” When a child learns the morals of society, they are simultaneously adapting to social life and culture—both their own and...
