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08 Nov Gratitude for Kids: Turning a ‘Thank You’ into a Lifestyle

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Gratitude for Kids: Turning a 'Thank You' into a Lifestyle Gratitude is a transformative mindset that has the power to bring joy and positivity into our lives. It is about recognizing and appreciating the blessings and simple pleasures that surround us each day. At Sugar Mill...

26 Oct Understanding Your Child’s Montessori Sensitive Periods

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Understanding Your Child’s Montessori Sensitive Periods Unlock the hidden potential within your child through the power of understanding their sensitive periods! These critical phases of development hold the key to fostering your little one's love for learning and curiosity. In this blog post, we delve into...

kids lined up at school bus, Adjusting to the New School Year

04 Aug How to Help Your Child Transition into the New School Year

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Adjusting to New School Year: The Montessori Way The beginning of a new school year is filled with anticipation and excitement for parents and little ones. As we prepare for their potential first year of school, we must support our children in adjusting to the changes...

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28 Jun Goal-Setting for Kids: The Montessori Way

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Goal-Setting for Kids: The Montessori Way As parents, we want our children to be happy, successful, and enjoy learning! One way to help them is by teaching them the valuable skill of goal-setting. But how can we ensure that our children set goals and follow through...

03 May How Reading Aids in Cognitive, Social, & Emotional Development

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Reading is an essential part of early education, and it can help children develop in many ways. In Montessori teaching especially, reading plays a pivotal role in our day-to-day work. It helps children develop their cognitive skills–the ability to think critically, solve problems, make decisions,...

30 Jun Montessori Activities That Develop Lifelong Skills

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Develop Lifelong Skills With These Montessori Activities! Curiosity, patience, creativity, and independence; all of these are skills that we want to teach our children. Sugar Mill Montessori curated a list of activities that encourage developing these skills! From making dinner together to sensory play, we look...

18 Aug Happy Birthday, Maria Montessori: Her Best Teachings

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August 31st will mark 151 years since the birth of Dr. Maria Montessori, the pioneering founder of the Montessori method of education. Every August, the global Montessori community comes together to remember Maria’s legacy and its impact on the lives of children, families, and teachers...

26 Mar Cultivating the Scientific Mind at a Young Age

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Not every child will grow up to become a scientist. But developing a child's ability to reason and think scientifically is essential to their development. Science can create better critical thinkers and problem solvers. Science can also teach children to practice compassion and responsibility towards the...

13 Jul Promoting Peace In & Out of the Classroom

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Establishing lasting peace is the work of education. ﹣ Maria Montessori If you’ve ever set foot in a Montessori classroom, you may have noticed how relaxed and at peace many of the children seemed to be. Peace is a fundamental principle in Montessori education; and as...

22 Apr At-Home Activities to Keep Your Child Engaged

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We understand that it can be challenging to come up with fun, engaging activities for your children that you can do at home. Entertaining your children while working from home or housekeeping is a difficult task that many parents and guardians have been thrust into...