What is Essential?: Moving Forward in a Pandemic
Submitted by Margaret J. Kelley I know I am not the only person who has re-defined the meaning of the word “essential” during
Submitted by Margaret J. Kelley I know I am not the only person who has re-defined the meaning of the word “essential” during
Submitted by Paula Lillard Preschlack “Have faith in the child.” I am not sure where to cite Dr. Maria Montessori saying this
Submitted by Paula Polk Lillard (Edits and contributions by Margaret J. Kelley) We have begun this school year with a renewed
Submitted by Margaret J. Kelley Infants & Toddlers: 0-3 Perhaps there is no greater leap in development that a human
Submitted by Laura Earls The past year and a half has brought about so many feelings in all of us: fear, uncertainty, sadness,
Submitted by Laura Earls (Based on her AMI Conference Presentation) Edits and Contributions by Margaret Kelley An Interrelated
Submitted by Margaret Kelley Every fall, the Montessori Secondary Level students at Forest Bluff School head to the north woods
Submitted by Margaret Kelley “They had no idea how much their lives would change.” This thought has been uttered thousands of
Submitted by Paula Lillard Preschlack I love finding ways that Montessori’s educational approach inherently addresses human
Submitted by Paula Lillard Preschlack When transcribing notes from a recent alumni panel discussion, I realized that two words
Submitted by Paula Lillard Preschlack & John Dickson Music Lifts Us Up! Those of us working in Forest Bluff’s office
Submitted by Margaret J. Kelley After a difficult spring, we have enjoyed a summer of relative normalcy and freedom in Illinois.
Submitted by Margaret J. Kelley A Montessori parent reflects on the past year and shares how challenging times offer us an
Submitted by Paula Lillard Preschlack We are immensely grateful that this fall, our Secondary Level adolescents were able to go
Submitted by Margaret Kelley The Forest Bluff lunch is a quintessential Montessori experience that builds responsibility,