by Heidi | Dec 4, 2013 | Math
I’ve been waiting on this not-so-little project until Kylee had a good understanding of place value through 1,000 so that it would hopefully have a memorable impact on her as well, even though she won’t do any other work with large numbers for a...
by Heidi | Oct 24, 2013 | Science
We finished up our forces of motion experiments today, here are some of our other experiments: Inertia Objects at rest want to stay at rest, objects in motion want to stay in motion unless another force changes their mind. (That’s me paraphrasing...
by Heidi | Oct 22, 2013 | Science
I missed photographing our first forces of the universe experiment, but I’m glad I remembered this one! Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces Materials: Small bucket on a string filled 2/3 full. Predict: What will happen when the bucket is swung upside down over...
by Heidi | Oct 18, 2013 | Science
Botany is a year round subject that is heavily emphasized from the very beginning of a traditional Montessori education. A student would typically begin working with these puzzles and booklets between 3-4 years of age. In our Montessori homeschool, we tend to...
by Heidi | Oct 10, 2013 | Geography & Culture, History
I few days ago, I talked about mini books as a core component of Montessori. I noted that one of the things that makes it such a core part is that it bridges both age and subject matter. Timelines are another material that can make that same claim....
by Heidi | Oct 8, 2013 | Geography & Culture, History, Language & Literacy, Science
One of the hallmarks of Montessori language is the introduction of writing before reading. One thing that I’ve found invaluable in the transition between understanding the sounds of letters/sandpaper letters and writing with the moveable alphabet into...
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