Is Montessori Really for Toddlers? How We Built our Toddler Curriculum With traditional daycare programs, toddlers are cared for, kept […]
Is Montessori Really for Infants? How We Built a Curriculum for Our Youngest Students Many parents express surprise when they […]
The world’s most innovative, creative, and forward-thinking people all share some of the same traits. They’re great leaders, they think […]
Apple Montessori Schools believe in the proven benefits of multi-age classrooms for creating a stimulating, welcoming environment for children to […]
It’s the holiday season once again, and what a joy it is to celebrate this time of year with our […]
I’m sure you’ve heard of helicopter parenting by now. It’s that thing we do (and we all do it, at […]
Today’s blog is brought to you by our guest blogger, KellyAnn Mcnamara, the Assistant Director of Training, Policies & Procedures. […]
Elementary school is a critical stage in your child’s journey of self-discovery and learning about the world around them. Creating […]
We consider our parents partners in our student’s education. That’s why we wanted to share a bit about our latest […]
Dr. Maria Montessori was an innovative, revolutionary woman who was not only the first female physician in Italy, specializing in […]
6 Tips for Managing Those Big Emotions The first day of school is a major milestone for your child. It’s […]
It’s Never Too Soon to Start In recent years, there here has been great focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, […]
Last week while watching a tennis match between two young girls, I was reminded of the importance of teaching a […]
One of the tenets of Apple Montessori Schools’ approach to child development and education is to encourage children to be […]
Independence Day is just around the corner and we can’t wait to celebrate America’s birthday. At Apple Montessori, it feels […]
With little people, change can be big. Children who are attending summer camp for the first time may feel a […]
We know how important the early stages of development, and the transition between them, are to you and your child. […]
What does it mean to have a memorable summer? For many of us, it’s relaxing on the beach or throwing […]
Mindfulness means being aware of the present moment, focusing on what’s happening now, and experiencing it in a non-critical, non-judgmental […]
Recently, my brother and I were laughing about when we were four and six years old, we would spend hours […]
