Should you homeschool using the Montessori materials and activities? The decision is huge and one of the most important you will ever make for your family! Years ago, I created a free Montessori e-book Should You Montessori Homeschool? (available at my Montessori freebie shop on TpT) for birth to age nine filled with real questions from real parents, out of the many email inquiries I have received over the past 15 years, including whether or not to Montessori homeschool.
If you already decided to Montessori homeschool, you can get my Montessori lessons (for two- to six-year-olds) for free, by becoming a subscriber over at my NEW blog! (Did I mention I have a new blog?!) Follow the link to learn more!
Here is the TOC:
Table of Contents:
- Will it be hard to go from traditional schooling to Montessori-style homeschooling?
- Question about homeschooling older children and an infant.
- Question about Montessori schools and special needs
- Can you Montessori homeschool your older kids?
- Should you try Montessori homeschool and regular preschool?
- Whether or not to homeschool your children this year or place them in public school Socialization question regarding gifted preschooler
- Question about elementary Montessori homeschooling
- What is the time commitment for making some of the materials?
- What do you do if your children make no use of all the great Montessori materials?
- What are the criteria to be able to call a school “Montessori”?
- Should we keep our kids in Montessori school?
- Should children spend more time at home or at school?
- Will my child lose social skills if homeschooled?
- Should you take Montessori training?
- Can I homeschool using Montessori with little training?
- Teaching Montessori at home during the summer
- Montessori support groups, using Montessori albums.
- Is it too late to start Montessori homeschooling with a nine-year-old?
- If you Montessori homeschool will Montessori elementary schools accept your homeschooling as a proper prerequisite?
- Can Montessori elementary homeschooling be the best approach for an only child?
Available, for free, at my Montessori freebie shop on TpT! If you already decided to Montessori homeschool, you can get my Montessori lessons (for two- to six-year-olds) for free, by becoming a subscriber over at my NEW blog! (Did I mention I have a new blog?!) Follow the link to learn more! ~Lisa Nolan
They grow up so fast! (2017)