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A child tracing letters in a notebook at Meadow Montessori School in South Richmond, TX

23 Mar Travel the World With Meadow Montessori

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Multicultural Night Join us for an evening of food, crafts, culture and FUN! Where? Meadow Montessori When? April 26, 2016 from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM We hope to see you all there! ...

27 Jan Meadow Open House – Join Us!

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Join us for our open house event on Tuesday, February 23rd from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM! For Families of Students Currently Enrolled Watch Me Work Night Our students have been working hard in their classrooms and learning so much. Our Watch Me Work night is an opportunity for...

A toddler standing at a table at Meadow Montessori School in South Richmond, TX

13 Jan The After-School Program at Meadow Montessori School

Posted at 12:50h in Meadow Moments, Montessori, Parent Tips by Shara - Meadow Montessori 0 Comments

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Meadow Montessori School offers a well-rounded After-School program for 5-12 year old students. Students are picked up from several local public elementary schools, currently including: Adolphus Elementary School Oakland Elementary School Pecan Grove Elementary School Students are safely transported to Meadow Montessori in Richmond, Texas for a...

06 Jan Advantages Prince George Stands to Gain from Montessori Education

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Raising a Future King the Montessori Way: All About Prince George’s Preschool Prince George DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE BY DIANA PEARL 01/06/2016 AT 01:00 PM EST Sharpen your pencils – Prince George is off to school! Today, the 2-year-old – sporting a baby blue backpack – had his first day at...

31 Aug Montessori, Explained

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The Montessori Method focuses on the child as a motivated, self-driven learner. The student and teacher operate in balance with each other. Students select activities they wish to explore, while teachers support these choices and prepare a classroom environment that provides many opportunities for development. What...

31 Aug What Makes Meadow Montessori School in Houston Different From Other Schools?

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The Montessori method, developed by Maria Montessori in Italy over 100 years ago, is unique among early childhood programs in its scientific and multifaceted approach to a child's intellectual, emotional, and social development. Freedom to Choose Each child is given the opportunity to choose the materials they...

18 May Learning by Doing

Posted at 16:55h in Meadow Moments, Montessori, Parent Tips by Shara - Meadow Montessori 0 Comments

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0O6VAbnDt8 In the video, we see a mother cutting pineapple. She decides that the only way to teacher her daughter how to cut pineapple is to show her and have her practice. When her daughter wants to sell pineapple ice cream, her mother tells her to...

27 Apr Making Good Choices

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Our goal, as parents and teachers, is to raise self-reliant, confident children that make appropriate choices. Children have an innate desire to be independent. As soon as toddlers can form phrases, we often hear them say “me do it!” The role of adults is to...

number to names activity used by Meadow Montessori School in South Richmond, TX

30 Mar Where are the Worksheets?

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Young children learn by doing! Think about your children – do they “get into everything?” This is perfectly normal, because we know that children acquire knowledge through interactions with the environment and people around them. In a Montessori classroom, materials are available to explore and manipulate,...

23 Mar Children Learn at Their Own Pace

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In Montessori, you often hear the phrase, “follow the child”. What exactly does that mean? As Montessori educators, we understand that children are not all the same. Each child has strengths in different areas, and learns at their own unique pace. In the classroom, not all...