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The Long and Whiney Road

Little Learner's Lodge and Montessori of Mount Pleasant  Charleston, South Carolina

 

O.K., I admit it.  Crunched in a car with calls of "Are we there yet?" one hour into a seven hour road trip has this girl dreaming of her very own DVD player and three-hour tour to cartoon-ville.  That's right- I already said, "I admit it."  

 

Montessori on Fantasy

There are many common misunderstandings out there about Montessori education, one of the biggest being that pretend play and imagination are unsupported and even discouraged in the classroom.  The important distinction Montessori made in a young child’s pretend play is whether it is reality-based or fantasy-based. 

My Dad's Old Shirt

The Montessori School of Mount Pleasant - Charleston, South Carolina

 

Whether you brought in and old shirt from Dad or from Mom, you've got to be wondering WHAT IN THE WORLD?  and why in the world would 50 Montessori educators flock to hear Ms. Megan and Ms. Karen talk about old shirts at a local conference August 13th?

 

To Push or Not to Push

Little Learner's Lodge and Montessori of Mount Pleasant - Charleston, South Carolina

 

You may or may not realize that when it comes to pushing children on the swings at school- we face a dilemma.  "Can  you push me?"  While, of course, we CAN- but consider:

 

 

Sticks and Stones

The Montessori School of Mount Pleasant - Charleston, South Carolina

 

"You're not coming to my birthday!"  

 

Morning Transitions

Little Learner's Lodge and  Montessori of Mount Pleasant - Charleston, South Carolina

 

The first week of school is a time excitement, joy, and sometimes, tears for both child and adult.  Saying goodbye as your child leaves your side and transitions to school can be a breeze or challenge depending on temperament, development, relationships, and consistency in routines.  If you are experiencing difficulty during morning transitions, try:

 

How do we teach EMPATHY

 

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