Practical Life
In Montessori, every detail of the classroom is crafted from child development research and careful observation.
Discipline in the Montessori classrooms is universal, consistent and consequences are natural (good or unfortunate).
Hello, September!
It's the start of something new!
The language we use with children is so important.
See how the Montessori approach emphasizes the social and emotional growth of the child.
Movement and its connection to executive function.
Find out how progress is measured in the Montessori classrooms!
Montessori education is renowned for its ability to foster independence and self-directed learning in children.
April Showers Brings May Flowers!
Authentic Montessori classrooms have a 3-year cycle, which is crucial to the classroom's and child's success.
Welcome to IMA's March Madness!
Why don't we force "sharing" in the Montessori classrooms? Find out why!
"When numerical rods are given to children, we see that even the smallest take a lively interest in counting."
Heartfelt Happenings: February Edition!
Dr. Montessori felt we all have a mathematical brain and we should train and use it.
Find out why we start with cursive in the Montessori primary classrooms!
Did you know that Montessori doesn’t always mean… Montessori?
Explore how art is created in our Montessori classrooms.
Dr. Maria Montessori emphasized the use of real materials in the classroom.
