12 Months of Montessori Learning ~ August: Montessori Spaces

Living in a townhouse while homeschooling has its challenges. One of them being sorting out Montessori Spaces for each child. I haven’t been able to put one together for each child because of space issues, however, Pixie has been using her set up for quite some time now. Below are more great examples of Montessori Spaces at home that I’ve come across on the internet.

Preparing a Montessori Baby-Toddler Space at Home from Living Montessori Now

Sunlight-Drenched Toddler Montessori Classroom from The Natural Child Learning Community

The Natural Child Learning Community in Georgetown, Texas.

A Serene Creative Space from the University of Southern California Child Care Program.

A Bright and Airy Preschool from Little Sprouts Academy Preschool in San Diego.

A Comfy, Lived-In Learning Space from Kim Pham Stegmaier’s Montessori classroom in Canada.

A Colorful Homeschool Classroom, Photo source Unknown

Montessori Home Spaces: Tips Room by Room from Racheous Loving Learning

Setting up for Home Daycare from Mummy Musings and Mayhem

How to Prepare a Montessori Toddler Environment at Home from Living Montessori Now

Toddler programs in Montessori schools generally start at 15-18 months and run to age 2½ or 3. You can use many of the same Montessori principles and ideas to create a Montessori-friendly toddler environment at home.

How to Set Up a Montessori Space at Home from Living Montessori Now

Setting up a Montessori space at home is something any parent can do – because it can be designed to fit any home and any family. A Montessori space is especially helpful for toddlers and preschoolers, but it’s helpful at the elementary level as well.