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An IMA student works on math operations with the Stamp Game.
By Indiana Montessori Academy April 20, 2026
Book Summary: Montessori – The Science Behind the Genius By Angeline Stoll Lillard
An IMA student works on leaf drawings.
By Indiana Montessori Academy April 6, 2026
Montessori and Reggio Emilia education are two popular educational philosophies that emphasize child-centered learning and holistic development. While both approaches share some similarities, there are also key differences between the two.
An IMA student works with the Geometric Cabinet.
By Indiana Montessori Academy March 23, 2026
In a Montessori environment, discipline isn't something done to a child—it’s something developed within the child.
IMA primary children enjoy lunch outdoors in the Learning Gardens.
By Indiana Montessori Academy March 9, 2026
Mealtimes are more than just a chance to eat—they're a rich, meaningful part of the day that supports independence, social connection, and self-regulation.
An IMA toddler student  waters the plants.
By Indiana Montessori Academy February 16, 2026
One of the central tenets of the Montessori philosophy is independence—helping children do things for themselves.
An IMA primary classroom during the morning work cycle.
By Indiana Montessori Academy February 2, 2026
Delve into the science of how a natural Montessori hum evolves in the classroom.
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