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Justin Gutterman, MEd, LMSW Parents and teachers, we know these behaviors well! Big tears at drop-off that tug at your heart strings and riddle you with guilt. Defiance that comes in the form of dragging feet, refusal to get dressed or whining for familiar comforts when it's time to transition. Biting during play, hitting, screaming or testing your limits. From the home to the car to the classroom, these behaviors can make you feel like you’re fighting a battle on every front

Discipline is often seen as a way to correct behavior, but in the Montessori approach, it’s more about guiding children toward making...

Montessori-inspired materials are designed to engage a child’s senses and support their developmental stages. When selecting materials...

Want to see some of the art and craft activities we've tried this week? These are all a little bit different. Pasting leaves and blowing...