What does it take to be a Montessori Teacher? Part Two
Last month we discussed what it takes to begin to be a Montessori certified teacher; this month we are examining…
Decorating Pumpkins with Grandma & Grandpa
We know that when families and schools work together, children benefit! To this end, Glen students were recently able to…
What does it take to be a Montessori Teacher?
Montessori teachers are among the most highly educated individuals among their profession. In most cases, Montessori credentials are above and…
The Glen Goes to Boot Camp!
Summer is a time for teachers to brush up on the latest and greatest in guiding Glen students on their academic journey. A team…
Alumni Spotlight: Gabi Saladino, recognized for Kindness and Inclusion!
Former Glen student Gabriella Saladino was recently recognized for her leadership and dedication toward helping students with intellectual and developmental disabilities become…
What is Practical Life?
Maria Montessori said that if she had just one area in a classroom for children to learn from, she…
What is a Montessori birthday celebration like in Children’s House at The Glen?
The traditional birthday celebration for children in a Montessori classroom includes the “Walk Around the Sun,” a powerful, special, and…
What is normalization in a Montessori classroom?
Montessori education, like other professional fields, has a great deal of jargon. One of the most confusing terms is normalization….
Normalization to Build Self-Sufficiency and Self-Esteem
Normalization occurs in a classroom where children work seriously and consistently with materials and activities. When Dr. Montessori herself first…
Did you know that the Table Scrubbing Lesson in a Montessori classroom is 21 steps?
The Practical Life area is designed to strengthen fine motor skills and follow multiple step directions with care. Practical Life…