Montessori Holidays Archives - Sugar Mill Montessori

06 Dec Santa Claus & Montessori: The True Meaning of the Season

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Santa Claus & Montessori: The True Meaning of the Season As the holiday season approaches, many of us wonder how to introduce the concept of Santa Claus to our young children in a Montessori way. Some Montessori educators may feel that the story of Santa Claus...

04 Jan Ring in the New Year the Montessori Way

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Happy New Year from Sugar Mill Montessori! What better way to ring in the new year than with Montessori principles? This article will explore several ways to celebrate this eventful holiday with the little ones. Whether you plan to make resolutions, participate in a fun...

05 Dec Holiday Inspired Montessori Activities

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It’s the holiday season! All the downtime during winter break means there’s a lot of time to fill. When your child is growing and learning, their brain is like a sponge. Although school might be out for the holidays, your child’s absorbent mind doesn’t take...

Family Celebrating Thanksgiving in a Montessori Household

01 Nov Thanksgiving in a Montessori Household

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Thanksgiving in a Montessori Household Here at Sugar Mill Montessori, Thanksgiving is one of our favorite holidays. It is one of the only holidays that doesn’t revolve around gift-giving and commercialism. In fact, it can even be a teaching opportunity for your child. Rooted in gratitude...

children dressed in occupational halloween costumes

04 Oct Candy, Costumes, & Montessori

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Halloween is typically celebrated with fantasy, costumes, and lots of candy; however, it also has a rich history and fosters learning for children, making it an excellent teaching opportunity for Montessori educators and parents alike! If you are looking for a Montessori school for your child...

11 Feb Celebrating Valentine’s Day the Montessori Way

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Valentine’s Day is typically celebrated with candy or flowers, however, it also has a rich history and represents strong core values, making it an excellent learning opportunity in Montessori households and classrooms. If you are looking for a Montessori school for your child in the Sugar...

13 Dec Hands On Montessori Inspired Winter Activities

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It can be easy to feel stuck inside and bored as winter settles in. We came up with multiple indoor, and outdoor Montessori inspired winter activities to keep this season fun and lively! This holiday season, there are endless activities to do with your children,...

Sugar Mill Montessori explores how families can celebrate a Montessori-inspired Halloween

22 Oct Celebrating a Montessori-Inspired Halloween

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The spookiest time of year is almost here! As families prepare their costumes and stock up on candy to hand out to trick-or-treaters, now is the perfect time to plan a Montessori-inspired Halloween. After all, the way we celebrate Halloween at Sugar Mill Montessori is different...

14 Feb Montessori-Inspired Valentine’s Day Activities

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As Valentine’s Day approaches, it’s a fitting time not only to appreciate the ones we love, but also to encourage your child’s love of learning. While the holiday may be known for red, pink, and plenty of hearts, this time of year offers the perfect...

30 Dec Montessori-Inspired Activities for the New Year

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2021 is right around the corner. For children, the New Year is a magical time to dress up, watch fireworks, eat snacks, and play with balloons, sparkles, and confetti. Most young children may not understand that the New Year is a time to discover newfound hope...