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How to move beyond desks, punishments, and programmes to truly see the life growing within children There are some Montessori quotes that settle quietly into your heart. And then there are others that land like a thunderclap. This one is a thunderclap. She wrote: “Today we hold the pupils in school, restricted by those instruments so degrading to body and spirit…


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There is a special kind of magic that happens when a child sleeps outside for the first time. It doesn’t matter that the tent is only a few steps from the back door. It doesn’t matter that the bathroom is just inside. What matters is the feeling of being under the night sky, of hearing unfamiliar sounds in the darkness, of falling asleep in a small canvas shelter that they he...


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How to help children (and ourselves) stay connected to true inner strength There’s a Montessori quote that stops me every time I read it. It’s not about materials or practical life or sensitive periods. It’s about something deeper—something we don’t talk about enough. She wrote: “The enormous majority of citizens are honest without any regard whatever to the threats of the la...


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Here are ten ways to use these simple tools to create unforgettable outdoor learning experiences. What to do: Lie down on a blanket with your child and look up. Hold the Clouds identifier by its popsicle stick and use the window to frame different parts of the sky. Ask them: “Can you find a cloud that looks like a cotton ball? That’s cumulus. Can you find one that looks like ...


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How we can bring dignity, beauty, and possibility to every child—starting right where we are There’s a passage in Montessori’s writings that doesn’t get quoted as often as the others. Maybe because it’s harder. Maybe because it asks more of us. She wrote: “It may be that the life lived by the very poor is a thing which some of you here today have never actually looked upon in...


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