Parents of incoming Montessori preschool students often ask if their childcare expenses are tax deductible. The answer is no, but parents can apply for a tax credit if they need childcare in order to work or find work. Parents will also be pleased to know that the American Rescue Plan increases the credit received for […]
READ MORETips for Long-Term Development of Your Child’s Self Esteem
Self-esteem is much like trust, which can be destroyed faster than it can be built. In this way, your child’s self-esteem is their trust in themself. While your baby isn’t old enough to be aware of their individuality, Montessori infant care experts agree you can build a foundation for self-esteem by following these tips: Show […]
READ MOREEarly Math Concepts to Teach Your Children Before Elementary School
Your child can begin learning early math concepts as early as three years old. Before they enroll in kindergarten, you can introduce them to math through hands-on activities that are used at your local Montessori elementary school. This post covers a few interactive activities that will give your child an easier time internalizing their math […]
READ MOREThe Importance of Hands-On Learning
An authentic Montessori elementary school can be identified by its child-driven curriculum. Instead of relying on teachers to lecture and direct lessons, children take control of their education by deciding how they approach assignments. This teaches independence and self-confidence, vital parts of a child’s development. This hands-on approach is the Montessori method, based on the […]
READ MOREHow to Improve Your Preschooler’s Fine Motor Skills
By the time your child turns three-years-old, they should start learning how to write. To start writing, they need to develop their fine motor skills. These skills involve the small muscles in their hands, which can only be strengthened through practice. If you enroll your child in a Montessori preschool, they’ll strengthen their fine motor […]
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