Some families choose to avoid technology altogether with children, but if you're interested in using this tool, here are a few resources we recommend.

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Many of us are working from home these days. This can be tough, even when there aren't children around, only more so when there are other circumstances beyond our control! In this episode, we chat with the original Ms. Wood -- Mrs. Snyder's Mom! Jan Smith Wood is a former Montessori parent herself, and worked from home while her daughters were in school. She shares her experience here.

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Montessori is known favor collaboration over competition. But there IS space in Montessori for competition. In fact, we rely on it!

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If travel is in your plans, what small things, let's call them heroes, do you have laying around that might make the trip so much easier?

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It's so easy to focus on the skills Montessori "teaches" children, the product, the results. What does Montessori teach?

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Conferences are exciting, but they can sometimes feel a little stressful. Do they need to be? Spoiler: NO WAY!

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You've maybe heard of sound games, or a child identifying their sound rather than their letter. Why?

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The times, they are a changin! All around us are signs the weather is changing, whether it's bare trees and snow already, or maybe pulling out a sweatshirt or wearing shoes instead of socks. Here are five ways to celebrate fall with children of all ages!

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How can we support the work our children do at school at home? We pulled together five common questions about Montessori at Home. If you have a question that's not covered here (there are about a million!!) be sure to send us a note at [email protected]

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We wish we could protect children from everything. Since we can't, what can we do?

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