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Echoes Montessori: An Intergenerational Journey
"We shall walk together on this path of life, for all things are part of the universe and are connected with each other to form one whole unity." Dr Maria Montessori For Echoes Montessori, 2022 has been defined by connection. When we opened our doors in January, it...
Supporting Literacy at Home
Here are a few helpful hints for you to encourage literacy skills with your child at home! -As tempting as the ‘ABC’ song is...Montessori deliberately introduces phonetics first (the SOUND the letter makes, not it's "name") so it is helpful for your child if...
Supporting Numeracy at Home!
MHere are a few helpful hints for you to encourage numeracy skills with your child at home! -Make mathematics fun and relevant! The more you make your child aware of the uses and benefits of numerals, counting and maths the more they will enjoy and...
Montessori Playgroup: A shared journey
‘Nido’ is the Italian word for ‘nest’ and Maria Montessori used this reference to describe the period where the young child needs a gentle, nurturing and protective environment in which to prepare for their growing independence. We find that this is the perfect term...
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