You do not need a lot to get started with Montessori-based learning at home. Montessori is much more than wooden materials. It is as much about the learning approach, the methodology to set-up and present materials, the space you are using and your attitude as a parent and guide for your child.
As parents with children growing up on a multicultural and multilingual environment, you might be asking yourself: How many languages can my child learn without being overwhelmed and confused? Are 3 or 4 languages too much?
As parents with children growing up on a multicultural and multilingual environment, you might be asking yourself: How many languages can my child learn without being overwhelmed and confused? Are 3 or 4 languages too much?
Teach your child vocabulary in a playful and fun way. When we came to Vietnam, I tried out with our Nanny a Montessori-inspired playful learning method, which worked really well for us.
Teach your child vocabulary in a playful and fun way. When we came to Vietnam, I tried out with our Nanny a Montessori-inspired playful learning method, which worked really well for us.
Teach your child vocabulary in a playful and fun way. When we came to Vietnam, I tried out with our Nanny a Montessori-inspired playful learning method, which worked really well for us.
Games are a great way to strengthen your child’s language skills. Without even realizing it, you will spend a nice moment communicating with each other and your child can deepen existing and learn new vocabulary.
Why doing complicated activities when it can be so simple.
This creative activity is my children´s absolute favorite when it comes to working with watercolors. This activity is great to boost your child´s creativity and vocabulary.