Parents play a crucial role in helping their children have a good experience at school. Here are a few tips to help you get ready:

Many of you were asking about how we deal with temper tantrums in our classroom, so I would like to expand on this subject. We always keep in mind that toddlers and tantrums tend to go hand in hand, and it is essential to remember that this phase will pass. A temper tantrum is usually a result of your child not being able to express themself verbally effectively, which leads to intense frustration.

Travel season is here, and this is always full of excitement and celebrations, as well as stress and preparations. We expect many families would take these opportunities to travel, and therefore we would like to share some pieces of Montessori philosophy that will help you prepare for travels.

You can help at home by always keeping an eye out for ways to enable your child to do things for themselves, Here are a few ideas:

I just wanted to reach out and talk about independence. As we continue during the Winter Season, children start to wear thicker jackets, sweaters, etc. One of the things that we work on as a class is having children learn how to hang their jackets up on a hanger, as well as put it on themselves.

Many of you are interested in finding ways to occupy your child's time in a Montessori way to give your child an environment that fosters calmness and focus.  

The children are at a transitional age during which they learn more about their abilities and how to apply them to their lives and the world around them. Montessori education places great importance on the role of adults as facilitators of a child’s development.

What are the lessons in our Bumblebee Montessori environment? Why do the children call them “work”? How are they given? How often are they given? And so forth. Let's briefly discuss these lessons that take place in our Primary classroom.