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02/15/2021

Great video about the benefits of Montessori education!

10/12/2020

Mark your calendars! VIRTUAL Secondary Symposium coming in March!

Join your fellow Montessori educators and advocates for our first-ever Secondary Symposium, focused on Montessori at the Secondary level. You'll gain access to on-demand content and live programming made up of workshops, keynotes, panels, participant-selected “unconference discussions,” and a multi-part featured workshop on Erdkinder.

Your registration also includes a complimentary registration to The Montessori Event 2021, taking place virtually March 5 & 6.

Learn more: https://amshq.org/Educators/Events/Secondary-Symposium

09/10/2020

Check out this beautiful animated video in celebration of Maria Montessori's 150th birthday.

08/28/2020

On today's , check out this video on 90-year-old Jim Bird's roadside art installations - which he creates using scrap metal and hay. Amazing!

- Fun, family-friendly, educational content for you to view and share!

08/24/2020

Did you know AMI is offering free digital resources for Montessori homeschooling to provide support for the COVID-19 pandemic? You (or your families) can download these resources without making an account or providing any contact information. Just visit this site to download the resources: https://montessoridigital.org/

08/21/2020

What is static electricity? On today's , let's have Matt with the Science Museum of Virginia tell us all about it!

- Fun, family-friendly, educational content for you to view and share!

08/17/2020

It's pretty easy to find learn-at-home activities for the preschool and Kindergarten crowd, but it can be a bit more challenging for older learners. How to you keep it fun and engaging while still educational? Check out this great article on fusing Cultural Studies and Language Activities for lower and upper elementary from NAMC's Teacher Training Blog.

Culture and language activities for elementary students, taking virtual visits to historical homes and creating language work.

08/14/2020

Any horse lovers in your classroom or household? For today's , we're sharing a cool video from Colonial Williamsburg, in Williamsburg, VA, about how horses were described in the 18th century. Many of the terms used then are still in use today!

- Fun, family-friendly, educational content for you to view and share!

08/11/2020

Parent Stories Part 1

08/10/2020

If you have preschoolers, or preschool-age students, chances are, you know the PBS series Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood. Premiering August 17, the new season of DTN will also have a sing-along special to help address some of the feelings and challenges little "tigers" are facing during these uncertain times. Take a look at the post on FredRogers.org for more information about each episode this season and how you can watch.

The sing-along special aims to support families in today’s unprecedented times, followed by week of new episodes.

08/07/2020

For today's , check out this experiment demonstrating acids and bases using color-changing cabbage, that you can do at home!

- Fun, family-friendly, educational content for you to view and share!