Who would not be interested in seeing the unseen? In seeing the whole new world unfold in something perceived obvious and conspicuous? From ancient times, humans wanted to see things far smaller than could be perceived with the naked eye. In the XVIth century, such curiosity had led to the... Read more →

Although it is not a Montessori toy per se, in my opinion, it is a toy that every child should have. I was so obsessed with "organic" toys and toys made from wood - I was so set in my ways against anything plastic, that I have deprived my daughter... Read more →

Today is Easter and Julia (5 1/2 years old) and Adrian (17 months) are eager to do some Easter Themed Activities. MATH - counting (adding) using marbles. MATH - counting a quantity and selecting the correct numeral; sand-tracing. LANGUAGE - reading and matching words to pictures. LANGUAGE - reading and... Read more →