ARTICLES | November 2022 ISSUE
SPORTSMANSHIP IS SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING
Editor’s Note: Montessori is known for teaching children kindness, courtesy, and mature social skills. Mainstream educators are catching on and are trying to weave Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) into the school day. This article explores some of the building...
Setting Limits
“It is not that you are a bad parent. You are experiencing a bad moment.” What are setting limits, and do I need them? This is a roadmap for you to feel confident with your boundaries so that you can experience more peace and joy with your children! This is a hot...
Montessori Mom, Guide, & Entrepreneur
Editor’s Note: Montessori teacher training is meant to be transformative for the adult learner. Dr. Montessori said, “The real preparation for education is a study of oneself. The training of the teacher who is to help life is something far more than a learning of...
Traveling as a Family
Over school holidays, many families choose to travel. They may visit family or to places that are new adventures for everyone. Travelling can be stressful. Here are some tips to make any trip easier for the whole family. First, Plan Together - During a family meeting,...
Preparing a Montessori Art Environment at Home
Whether your child attends a Montessori school, or you are starting to homeschool using Montessori education, one area you should consider teaching is visual arts. Art is an often-overlooked aspect of Montessori education today. Even traditional Montessori classrooms...
Encouraging Consent
To continue reading, you will need to choose a subscription plan.
End the ”Good Job” Crisis with these 3 Secrets
While I was having dinner at a local family restaurant the other night, I couldn’t help but observe two moms, clearly close friends, and their clan of five small children crammed into one booth. As the mothers sat and had a conversation, it was clear their attention...
Why take a Montessori Parenting Course?
To continue reading, you will need to choose a subscription plan.
Creating Positive Holiday Memories Built on Your Family’s Values
To continue reading, you will need to choose a subscription plan.
Children, Reading, & Screen Time: A Modest Proposal
To continue reading, you will need to choose a subscription plan.
Choosing Montessori-Friendly Books for Young Children
---by Megan Gregorowski Selecting books for a Montessori-inspired home environment can be somewhat daunting. ‘What makes a children’s book Montessori friendly?’ ‘How do we choose books that stay true to Montessori philosophy and engage our children in the real world?’...
DEAR CATHIE: The Silence Game
To continue reading, you will need to choose a subscription plan.
BOOK REVIEWS: TC Nov 2022
Just Like Brothers Written by Elizabeth Baguley Illustrated by Aurélie Blanz This is a charming book with gorgeous illustrations and interesting descriptive and rhyming verses. The story is about how sometimes groups teach their children to guard themselves against...
Classifieds – TC Nov 2022
To continue reading, you will need to choose a subscription plan.
Tomorrow’s
Child
Tomorrow’s Child (ISSN 10716246), published four times a year, is the official magazine of The Montessori Foundation, a non-profit organization. The opinions expressed in Tomorrow’s Child editorials, columns, and features are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the position of the magazine or The Montessori Foundation. Acceptance of advertising does not represent the Foundation’s endorsement of any product or service. It is the policy of The Montessori Foundation, a non-profit organization, to encourage support for the organization by discounting the sale of School Group Memberships to the MFA that include Tomorrow’s Child magazine to enable schools to make the magazine available to their families. The Montessori Foundation does not grant permission to reprint material from Tomorrow’s Child in any other form (book, newsletter, journals). Copies of this issue or back issues are available for purchase through our online bookstore. For School Group Memberships, call 800-655-5843 (toll free) or 1-941-729-9565, or place your order at here. The Montessori Foundation does not provide refunds for cancelled School Group Memberships. Send all correspondence to: The Montessori Foundation | 19600 E State Road 64, Bradenton, FL 34212-8921 EDITOR Joyce St. Giermaine PRESIDENT Tim Seldin PROGRAM DIRECTOR Lorna McGrath EVENTS & DISPLAY ADVERTISING Maly Pena BUSINESS MANAGER Don Dinsmore MEMBERSHIP and FULFILLMENT Kristi Antczak CREATIVE DIRECTOR Emma Buckalew
Workshops, IMC Memberships, Past Issues & Orders or Questions about an Order Kristi Antczak Phone: 1-941-729-9565 Kristi Antczak kristiantczak@montessori.org Conference Coordinator George Markham georgemarkham@montessori.org
Executive Director of the IMC Kathy Leitch Phone: 941-729-9565/800-655-5843 kathyleitch@montessori.org Senior Consultant Tim Seldin, M.Ed. Senior Consultant Robin Howe, EdD robinhowe@montessori.org Senior Consultant Tanya Ryskind, JD tanyaryskind@montessori.org