In the sensorial area, you’ll see the pink tower and geometric solids. However, many materials are stored in lidded wooden boxes. What’s inside? It’s not so obvious to a casual visitor. Rest assured, though, that the children know what they will find. Let’s take a closer look at some of the sensorial materials.

At Winfield Children’s House, one question we often hear is, “How can I bring Montessori to my child at home?” The newsletter from November 2010 gives a great overview of some ideas to consider when incorporating the Montessori philosophy into the home.

What does it really mean to follow the child? Listen to interviews with other Montessori parents who are considering this concept as they nurture and educate their children.