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The Montessori Approach to Picky Eating
In this video, Katie explains the Montessori approach to Picky Eating!
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The Montessori Approach to the Fourth Trimester
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In this video, Katie explains the Montessori approach to the Fourth Trimester. Mentioned in this video: Printable High Contrast Cards: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0536/5530/6394/files/Contrast_Cards_-_Printable_da9fadaf-f4ab-4a08-9868-d90231202667.pdf?v=1661268772 Understanding the Human Being: The Importance of the First Three Years of Life Paperback by Silvana Quattrocchi Montanaro: books.googl...
What Self-Care Looks Like For 3 Year Olds
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In this video, Katie explains what Self-Care looks like for 3-Year-Olds! How To Teach Independent Dressing - Step-By-Step: themontessoriroom.com/blogs/montessori-tips/encouraging-independent-dressing-at-each-age A Montessori Guide to Hand Washing: themontessoriroom.com/blogs/montessori-tips/a-montessori-guide-to-hand-washing Self-Care Bundle: themontessoriroom.com/products/toddler-self-care-bun...
What is a Pikler Triangle and is it a Montessori Material?
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In this video, Katie explains to us what a Pikler Triangle is and answers if it is a Montessori Material! Check out our blog post: themontessoriroom.com/blogs/montessori-tips/what-is-a-pikler-triangle-and-why-do-parents-and-educators-love-them Our Pikler Triangle: themontessoriroom.com/products/pikler-triangle?_pos=1&_sid=83eec9b7e&_ss=r&variant=40027269169306 If you're interested in bringing M...
What is Montessori and Why Do So Many Parents Love It
Просмотров 4219 месяцев назад
In this video, Katie explains to us What Montessori is and Why So Many Parents Love It! If you're interested in bringing Montessori into your home, check out our virtual program here: info.themontessoriroom.com/at-home-waitlist/ Get 2-3 Montessori lessons emailed right to your inbox each week, for children ages 3 months to 4 years. Make sure to visit our store website for Montessori materials, ...
Science Experiments for Kids - Experiment #5: Using Capillary Action to Colour Flowers
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In this video, Katie shows us how to Colour Flowers using Capillary Action! Items needed: Vases or Clear Jars Water Food Colouring White Flowers Scissors Looking for more science experiments? Check out our blog post 5 Science Experiments You Can Do With Your Toddler - themontessoriroom.com/blogs/m... If you're interested in bringing Montessori into your home, check out our virtual program here:...
What is a Learning Tower and Why Is It So Great
Просмотров 3589 месяцев назад
In this video, Katie shows us the Learning Tower and explains the benefits behind it! The Learning Tower featured in the video: themontessoriroom.com/products/learning-tower?_pos=1&_sid=2f0ee913d&_ss=r If you're interested in bringing Montessori into your home, check out our virtual program here: info.themontessoriroom.com/at-home-waitlist/ Get 2-3 Montessori lessons emailed right to your inbox...
Brain Breaks: How They Can Help Young Children to Concentrate and Focus
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In this video, Katie teaches us about Brain Breaks and why It's a Good Idea to Break Up Activities that Require a lot of Concentration and Focus! If you're interested in bringing Montessori into your home, check out our virtual program here: info.themontessoriroom.com/at-home-waitlist/ Get 2-3 Montessori lessons emailed right to your inbox each week, for children ages 3 months to 4 years. Make ...
What to Look for in a Montessori School
Просмотров 67910 месяцев назад
In this video, Katie explains what to look for in a Montessori School! What to Look for When Choosing a Preschool or Daycare - 21 Questions to Ask: themontessoriroom.com/blogs/montessori-tips/what-to-look-for-when-choosing-a-preschool-or-daycare?_pos=1&_sid=46272010a&_ss=r The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies: themontessoriroom.com/products/the-montessori-toddler and Montessori for Every Fam...
The Montessori Approach to Math In Infancy & Toddlerhood
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In this video, Katie teaches us the Montessori Approach to Math In Infancy & Toddlerhood If you'd like to read about this topic instead, here is our blog post about it: themontessoriroom.com/blogs/montessori-tips/the-montessori-approach-to-teaching-math?_pos=1&_sid=2ef5b5af0&_ss=r 0:00 | Introduction 0:47 | Mathematical Mind 1:28 | How to introduce math to children under 2 1:59 | Easiest way to...
What Self-Care Looks Like For 2 Year Olds
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What Self-Care Looks Like For 2 Year Olds
3 Montessori-inspired Fall Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
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3 Montessori-inspired Fall Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Science Experiments for Kids - Experiment #4: Magic Milk
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Science Experiments for Kids - Experiment #4: Magic Milk
Sticker Activities for Toddlers
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Sticker Activities for Toddlers
Toy Rotation: What Is It and How To Do It
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Toy Rotation: What Is It and How To Do It
Science Experiments for Kids - Experiment #3: Butter in a Jar
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Science Experiments for Kids - Experiment #3: Butter in a Jar
What Self-Care Looks Like for 1 Year Olds
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What Self-Care Looks Like for 1 Year Olds
What Self-Care Looks Like For Infants
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What Self-Care Looks Like For Infants
Science Experiments for Kids - Experiment #2: Exploring static electricity with a balloon
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Science Experiments for Kids - Experiment #2: Exploring static electricity with a balloon
3 of My Favourite Montessori-Aligned Products to Encourage Toddler Independence
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3 of My Favourite Montessori-Aligned Products to Encourage Toddler Independence
How To Set Up a Montessori Art Space at Home in 5 Steps
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How To Set Up a Montessori Art Space at Home in 5 Steps
3 Montessori-Inspired Summer Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
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3 Montessori-Inspired Summer Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Gardening Activities for Preschoolers (3 Years +)
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Gardening Activities for Preschoolers (3 Years )
Gardening Activities for Toddlers (2 to 3 Years)
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Gardening Activities for Toddlers (2 to 3 Years)
Gardening Activities for Children from 9 Months to 2 Years: Exploratory Gardening
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Gardening Activities for Children from 9 Months to 2 Years: Exploratory Gardening
Montessori Mobiles Part 2: Interactive Mobiles
Просмотров 344Год назад
Montessori Mobiles Part 2: Interactive Mobiles
What to Expect When Your Child Starts a Montessori School
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What to Expect When Your Child Starts a Montessori School
5 Common Misconceptions about Montessori
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5 Common Misconceptions about Montessori
3 Ways to Help Prepare Your Child for Playdates
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3 Ways to Help Prepare Your Child for Playdates
How To Make Art with Toddlers - 5 Frustration-Free Tips
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How To Make Art with Toddlers - 5 Frustration-Free Tips

Комментарии

  • @SandraEmmanuel-xz5xo
    @SandraEmmanuel-xz5xo 8 дней назад

    Thanks so much

  • @kickitlikekirra
    @kickitlikekirra 18 дней назад

    This was excellent, thank you!

  • @steffichettiar4272
    @steffichettiar4272 21 день назад

    Staying without peeing for 2-3 hours seems unreasonable. Especially if they still drink milk.

  • @BloxBotYT
    @BloxBotYT 27 дней назад

    Yeah I’m totally gonna read this to a 4 year old and tell them about how they can’t hug me sometimes like wtf is this a child does not need to know consent till they are like 10-12 year of age like tf

    • @BloxBotYT
      @BloxBotYT 27 дней назад

      Also I’m talking about my kid if I had one not a random 4 yo

  • @Selahsummersofficial
    @Selahsummersofficial Месяц назад

    All sounds great! When it comes to serving too much, I always say start with a little and you can always get more! :)

  • @rossmely8718
    @rossmely8718 Месяц назад

    Thank you 🙏🏽✨

  • @JaydenJackson-xk6te
    @JaydenJackson-xk6te Месяц назад

    Ma’am I don’t think it should be a concern to teach a 4 year old consent

  • @Keindzjim
    @Keindzjim Месяц назад

    What's the point of transferring? What's the educational goal?

  • @carfamily5701
    @carfamily5701 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for the video, do think an 8 year old could successfully transition to Montessori from a regular school?

  • @BetinaQuest
    @BetinaQuest 3 месяца назад

    thank you !

  • @Im_Kool69420
    @Im_Kool69420 3 месяца назад

    Erm what the sigma

  • @rebusrosales9564
    @rebusrosales9564 3 месяца назад

    In my classroom when the kids are enjoying their activity sometimes the teachers cutting them off from their activities because they said that they have to falling their routine, they provide10 minutes to each activity that is made confusing because you said and Maria Montesori said that you have to leave them alone as much as they want to do that activities so why this teacher confused the kids 😢

  • @anikarafiq4704
    @anikarafiq4704 4 месяца назад

    Thank you! Great Mam❤

  • @anikarafiq4704
    @anikarafiq4704 4 месяца назад

    The conversation with child you told is effective .

  • @sandrabruns6424
    @sandrabruns6424 4 месяца назад

    You have absolutely the most informative and helpful videos. I appreciate it!

  • @sandrabruns6424
    @sandrabruns6424 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for posting very helpful for helping me understand realistic expectations, goals and activities for toddler. Love sitting on hands tip!

  • @jessicamartinez257
    @jessicamartinez257 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for these videos :) I started with the three year old but appreciated your suggestion of watching the older videos to make sure the starter skills are set too. Thank you :). Your style is informative and calming. Me and my family say thank you

  • @xiaojuan917
    @xiaojuan917 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much❤

  • @macbranda
    @macbranda 7 месяцев назад

  • @snorkle5041
    @snorkle5041 7 месяцев назад

    The problematic nature of any set philosophy is that it is very narrow minded in its narrative and not open to modifying, evolving, changing. Montessori is a complex and intelligent teaching method however it's not for all children and is rigid in many ways. Flexibility, receptiveness to change and open minded viewpoint is required, in my opinion.

    • @MB-zz5re
      @MB-zz5re 7 месяцев назад

      It should be treated as a guideline and not god’s word. Adjust as needed.

  • @swethavani8991
    @swethavani8991 7 месяцев назад

    Nice

  • @jesss7704
    @jesss7704 7 месяцев назад

    Do you have any recommendations for regression? I just started taking care of my niece who turns 4 next month and because of the really unstable situation she has been in for so long she has regressed quite a bit. One thing she does is when she gets a new pull up sometimes will run directly to the bathroom and poop in it instead of the toilet. I feel that a lot of the advice in this video would feel to “babyish” to her. She does intellectually know what to do but I haven’t yet dug into the psychology of regression (on my to do list for today) so I’m not sure how to go forward. I have never had kids so any advice is greatly appreciated!

  • @julietaba
    @julietaba 7 месяцев назад

    Very informative

  • @jessicaanderson-eg8kb
    @jessicaanderson-eg8kb 7 месяцев назад

    Prepping my two year old for our school district’s montessori school. Your videos help so much! Could we get a video on how to teach them to play on a mat? Mat work.

    • @jessicaanderson-eg8kb
      @jessicaanderson-eg8kb 7 месяцев назад

      My other three kids go to it, its prek4-8th grade.

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 5 месяцев назад

      Great idea!! We'll add it to the list of future videos :)

  • @karolinaciucias664
    @karolinaciucias664 8 месяцев назад

    I've never thought about plant care, and with all these wonderful activities connected to it! Thank you!

  • @SkihaseHH
    @SkihaseHH 9 месяцев назад

    How many children are you taking care of in total when they are in the classroom? I learned about the importance of individualization in modern education as well but struggle to make that a reality with 30+ kids in my (traditional) classroom at once.

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 8 месяцев назад

      Class sizes are typically much smaller in Montessori schools. Numbers will vary from school to school, depending on ratio regulations and the size of the classroom, but I had 10 children in my classroom with 2 teachers. The Casa (3-6 year olds) classroom had 24 children with 3 teachers.

  • @reshmarnair-hs2kk
    @reshmarnair-hs2kk 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks for sharing

  • @ChristieeeMc
    @ChristieeeMc 10 месяцев назад

    As a multi-age (up to 15-18mo) classroom teacher, how would you recommend incorporating the “puzzle Ball” or anything else suspended, with older children who are interested in pulling up on a (unstable!) suspension frame or pulling on a suspended mobile object?

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 9 месяцев назад

      I wouldn't recommend having suspended objects or frames in a multi-age classroom unless you can figure out how to divide the room to keep the more mobile children away from them. Because young children likely won't be able to help themselves from being attracted to these objects, I would suggest installing some pull-up bars around the classroom and redirect them to use those for pulling up.

  • @ChristieeeMc
    @ChristieeeMc 10 месяцев назад

    How do you navigate a classroom that includes children of multiple ages, where such a mobile structure can be a falling hazard, if grasped by an older, non-walking child?

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 9 месяцев назад

      The safety of all children in the classroom is most important so I wouldn't have a mobile structure in a multi-age space. I have seen some classrooms designate a corner of the room for interactive mobiles, hanging them from an anchor in the ceiling but you'd need to ensure the long cords don't pose any strangulation hazards.

  • @saraibr411
    @saraibr411 10 месяцев назад

    Great video. I have a question that yet i couldnt find an answer to. Im a montesori teacher my students are 2 and 3 years old and i cant get them to focus on any work for more that 5 seconds. All of them want me to work with them individually in order to finsh the work and if I'm helping one child the rest are taliking to me its a maddness and yet I can't find a way to help them nuturalize. Any advice will be helpful. ... thank you!!

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 10 месяцев назад

      Hi Sara, Thank you! I can relate to what you described, having been there many times before. Here's what I did in the classroom when I found the children weren't showing much interest in working independently: 1) Look at the work you have available on the shelves - the work may be too simple, too difficult or not interesting enough to hold their attention. I would spend some time observing the classroom to see what materials you could swap out. I often found inspiration from outdoor play, the questions they asked during group time or by asking parents what types of activities hold their child's attention at home. 2) If they're asking for help, it could be that the work is too difficult for them or they're seeking a connection with you. When this happened in the classroom, I would initiate group activities. Group activities allow you to work with multiple children and gives you a chance to present an activity to everyone at once. If presenting an activity to a group seems too overwhelming, you could also read a book or play some instruments just to break up the energy a little bit. I found group activities to be helpful for modeling the grace and courtesy exercises too. Using a quiet voice, waiting your turn, not interrupting, etc. 3) When a child needs help finishing their work, could you encourage another child to help them? 4) More practical life. In my experience, any time a child was having trouble with concentration in the classroom my mentors would say "direct them to the practical life area." Practical life exercises are fantastic because they involve so much movement and allow the child to refine their movements as they repeat them. 5) Don't worry about them "finishing" the work and invite them put it back on the shelf unfinished. You're trying to foster as much independence as possible and if they're not finishing the work independently just yet then that's something to work on in the coming months. If they're choosing their work independently and getting started independently then you're off to a great start. Try to focus on what they are doing successfully and build off of that. I hope this helps!

    • @saraibr411
      @saraibr411 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much for your response and the great tips

  • @amberkanak
    @amberkanak 10 месяцев назад

    So helpful. Great video. Thanks

  • @claudiaschattgen335
    @claudiaschattgen335 11 месяцев назад

    And how can the situation be addressed when the child is under 3 years old?

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 10 месяцев назад

      Hi there, Do you mean over the age of 3? I'm speaking primarily about children under the age of 3 in the video.

  • @rsgem1
    @rsgem1 11 месяцев назад

    Will definitely be trying these activities with my 2 yo 😊

  • @harsharnkaur2075
    @harsharnkaur2075 11 месяцев назад

    great videos!

  • @PaulManaseSakala-tm2uv
    @PaulManaseSakala-tm2uv 11 месяцев назад

    Montessori activity for 1 year olds

  • @kkc6656
    @kkc6656 11 месяцев назад

    Great ideas! Thanks

  • @aidaosis9846
    @aidaosis9846 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you, great info for parents!

  • @luciaatencia2306
    @luciaatencia2306 11 месяцев назад

    Really good ideas❤

  • @winsvega1089
    @winsvega1089 11 месяцев назад

    It's easy to talk about this kind of thing. Where can I find practical demos?

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 11 месяцев назад

      Good question. I'll do some demos in a future video.

  • @xny88
    @xny88 11 месяцев назад

    I'm really happy I stumbled on your channel. I have a two-month-old baby and I got interested in Montessori thanks to your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

  • @user-qs4py2cw5c
    @user-qs4py2cw5c 11 месяцев назад

    Hey..so i have never done any Montessori activities with my 26 month old.. Can we start now, if yes then what to expect?

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 11 месяцев назад

      You can definitely start now! I would start with practical life activities. In my experience, they're the ones that tend to draw children in most. I'm not sure what you can expect since it all depends on the individual child.

  • @menons1989
    @menons1989 11 месяцев назад

    I get your point. But how do we deal with the other child and make him/her understand that he/she can't have things as and when they want, that they have to wait their turn. Doesn't pulling them back on their natural urges (as a child) also hurt their confidence. Where do we strike the balance.

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 11 месяцев назад

      That's a tricky one. You can only focus on your child. We can't stop other children from taking things but we can help our children to understand that they shouldn't just go and take things from other people. I see what you're saying about stifling natural urges but taking something you want when you want it when someone else is using it is not an area where I'd want to build a child's confidence. When a young child does this, we understand that they do so because they lack impulse control, they're focused on themselves, etc. and we handle the situation gently but it's not a behaviour to encourage.

    • @menons1989
      @menons1989 11 месяцев назад

      @@themontessoriroom unfortunately both kids are mine 😀. And yes, as you said we don't encourage that behavior. After seeing this video we even ask them to wait for their turn.

  • @srinivask9243
    @srinivask9243 11 месяцев назад

    Very well explained!! Thank you!

  • @dkssby1965
    @dkssby1965 Год назад

    when we suggest "let's go to toilet" at introducing time.. he use diaper then after he use toilet, he use again that diapers or how?. Thank you

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 11 месяцев назад

      After they use the toilet, you can put a clean diaper on using the standing diaper change method. At school, we had many children who were learning to use the toilet while still wearing diapers. This gave them time to grow more comfortable with the toilet while not worrying about eliminating in their pants. Cotton training pants work well too, they're a thicker underwear that won't leak as much if they miss the toilet.

  • @ShonTolliverMusic
    @ShonTolliverMusic Год назад

    I guess there's always exceptions.

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom 10 месяцев назад

      Absolutely! It's difficult to speak on every potential scenario :)

  • @Asmr_0011
    @Asmr_0011 Год назад

    Thanks you😊😊😊

  • @up-sidedown5830
    @up-sidedown5830 Год назад

    Thank you for all the information!

  • @mohd.sukreehayeesani3378
    @mohd.sukreehayeesani3378 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing such an insightful idea about how and when to share materials among toddlers.

    • @themontessoriroom
      @themontessoriroom Год назад

      You're welcome!

    • @hydeparkist
      @hydeparkist Год назад

      ​​@@themontessoriroom"thank you FOR SHARING". Very good of yours, you are a sweet kid, amazing! Are you serious?!!!!!! Ironic.....

  • @patriciofuentes154
    @patriciofuentes154 Год назад

    thank you!

  • @jamesmcnair3182
    @jamesmcnair3182 Год назад

    Ko