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montessori approach to allowance — real practical life
My daughter hoards stuffed animal, cats are her favorite. She prefers them in the $3.00 or less category (which you can find at almost any store) and every month, that is where her spending money goes....
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view from the treadmill
*this post is best read while listening to LMFAO Party Rock Anthem* My friend the IKEA cow, she always thinks I can make it the last five minutes. And to my left is my daughter totally plugged into PBS...
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the closet – my montessori corners
There are so many wonderful ways to incorporate Montessori into the home. Some families have beautiful Montessori inspired playrooms, others have whole classrooms where they focus their homeschool...
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basics – my montessori corners
I have tried to think about what would define our home as a Montessori home, because it is, but how? I do not have works for my daughter – she comes to school with me and has a whole class full of...
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toy storage – my montessori corners
Sorry for that longer then planned absence, but hi and I’m back! During this unplanned break I did a complete sort through of Imogen’s toys and I firmly established our toy library area. First, I...
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a terrarium to make with your children
Monday was a snow day, an actual snow day and not an ice day, or a “freak out because it might snow” day. Honestly, I’m feeling a little done with all the snow, I’m ready for the green of spring, the...
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our monthly bread–sun bread
We eat a lot in this house, really, a lot. And I cook most of what we eat. Most days I enjoy cooking dinner, making lunches, loading the dishwasher – but like us all, some days I look at my family and...
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