Whether your children are home due to spring vacation, or you are simply looking to keep your preschooler entertained after school, it is no easy task to find activities that implement the Montessori Method, both encouraging their learning and engaging their attention. That is why we have put together a list of springtime activities to help with that task!

Some of these activities call for a prepared environment, while others can be done at a moment’s notice with materials you have around the house. All the activities listed, though, are guaranteed to be enjoyable and enriching for your preschooler no matter the time of year.

Whether or not you should enroll your child in preschool is a topic that is often debated. As parents, we feel that we just want to make the best decision for our child and at this age our main concern is quite often our child's happiness.

Preschool education can be a part of your child's happiness and it can also help your child grow in independence. It can also help your child gain social skills. The key is finding the right preschool for your child.

The Skills for Future Success

When it comes to finding the right preschool for your child, finding one that will help them grow as an individual is important. For your child to succeed in school it is good for them to learn a few key skills including:

Preschool is an important part of your child's life experience. As parents, there are so many choices when it comes to early education that it can be hard to choose the right preschool for your child. A Montessori school is one of the many options so it is important to know what Montessori is all about when it comes to choosing a preschool for your child.

The Montessori style of education came from Maria Montessori's idea that children learn at their own pace by having the freedom to choose and be independent. This philosophy focuses on the whole child, including development in all areas of life, physical, social, emotional and academic. Engaging and encouraging children to work, communicate and explore the world around them helps them find that balance.

Montessori education believes in using materials and activities that don’t differentiate between play and work. Therefore children learn joyfully from age-appropriate, hands-on materials.