Montessori garden
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Looking for some ways to create a fun area that will keep your kids outdoors? Here's some ideas I'm loving for creating outdoor playscapes on the cheap!
Growing-up, my family always had a large garden. We enjoyed fresh produce while freezing and canning for the winter. As an adult in my apartment, it was tough not having a large garden. So my boyfriend at the time (now husband) created a container garden on my deck. My 1 25 hundredth of an acre (yes, super tiny) farm was born and helped fill my desire to garden. Now we have a yard, albeit a smaller yard, but enough of one that we have a few garden boxes for a decent size garden. The…
gardening with kids :) I love this simple set-up for bringing the garden into the classroom/playroom
Make a dedicated play garden for kids to grow plants, enjoy sensory play and have a digging patch of their very own! Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to get stuck into gardening and enjoy outdoor play everyday. With Spring finally here, breathing a wonderfully sunny warmth and life into everything, we have been out in...Read More »
For this week’s Montessori Classroom Showcase Series, it is my pleasure to introduce you to Lauren from the Creo School in Arizona. I have been admiring her photographs in the Montessori teachers Facebook group for the past year and I am so happy that she has agreed to share them on our blog! Lauren has been […]
The Mini Potting Station *MUD KITCHEN & POTTING STATION PREORDERS OPEN FRIDAY, MAY 24, 2024 AT 10AM* The Mini Potting Station is a fantastic addition for young gardening enthusiasts. It resembles our standard-sized Potting Station, but was specially designed with toddlers and smaller spaces in mind. Its smaller size allows little ones to comfortably reach and engage in various gardening activities and aims to foster a sense of autonomy as they learn to work independently. The Mini Potting...
With all the rain we have been having many projects have been halted, so we decided to get started with one of the children's areas that we hope to create. As you can see below, the area already had a basic tee pee structure but had otherwise been abandoned. I needed a place to plant my cucumber seedlings and the tee pee seemed a perfect place. This together with a wild climbing spinach that we had growing in a different, less ideal, location will create a lovely shaded hideout for the…
Montessori In Real Life on Instagram: “Happy 2nd birthday, sweet girl! 🥳 You are beyond loved. 💞 Big thanks to Dada for building this amazing outdoor kitchen / water table for…”
