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Montessori Moments Newsletter | October 27–31

 

Montessori Magic Deal of the Week!

 Learning should always be rewarding — and that includes you, too!

🎓 Featured Course


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🪴 Tip of the Week: Embrace the Power of Observation


In Montessori education, observation is one of the most powerful tools a teacher or caregiver can use. Take time this week to observe without intervening — notice how children solve problems, interact with materials, and engage with peers. You’ll gain valuable insight into their interests and developmental needs, which helps you guide them more effectively and respectfully.

Could the Montessori Approach Be Your Child-Care Superpower?


Discover how Montessori principles can transform your classroom environment — empowering both educators and children to thrive through structure, freedom, and respect.


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😄 Funny Corner


Why did the little Montessori student bring a ladder to school? ..........................................................................................................................................................................................





Because they were ready to reach new heights in independence!

🧩 Fun Montessori Activity of the Week: Nature Sorting Station


Encourage children to explore and classify the natural world!


Materials: baskets, leaves, pebbles, twigs, flowers, pinecones


Activity: Go on a short nature walk with your group. Once back, invite the children to sort their findings by type, color, texture, or size.


This simple yet powerful activity promotes observation, sensory exploration, and early classification skills — all core to the Montessori philosophy.

Frankenstein Hands, Monstrously Exciting! Click for the full video with the steps.


💬 Closing Thought

“The greatest sign of success for a teacher is to be able to say, ‘The children are now working as if I did not exist.’”
— Maria Montessori
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