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Here's a look at our Montessori homeschool and distance learning space for our 1, 3, 6, and 9-year-olds. Four kids share this space for learning and movement. Click here for more information and links to products: www.thekavanaughreport.com/2020/09/montessori-elementary-homeschool-and.html

As a 12-month-old, here's what our Montessori toddler play looks like. Sometimes we can get the idea that Montessori toddlers are perfectly still little workers, but they are busy little people. Here are play and work ideas in 20 unedited minutes. If you are getting started with Montessori at home, here is a real look at how Montessori looks with a young toddler.

7 minutes of play at 7 months old. Here's a look at some slow play at 7 months. I love that Montessori babies not only have the freedom to move but also the freedom to be slow. It's not all movement, but the freedom of time, the freedom to repeat, to stare out the window, to come back to the same toys. There is so much beauty in slow. Materials featured: Flip Fingers: www.thekavanaughreport.com...

Montessori play can look a bit different than a traditional baby play. Here is a look at 6 minutes of play at 6 months old. This slow and simple play encourages movement, repetition, and concentration. In this video, Teddy plays with: Yellow Ball (part of a set): amzn.to/39ur16l (aff) Baby Paper: amzn.to/2yqTs8z (aff) Pikler Triangle: sprout-kids.com/products/wooden-foldable-climbing-triangle?r...

Here's a look at what's on our Montessori art shelves for children ages 9, 5, and 3. These are simple Montessori activities and gives some inspiration on how to set up your Montessori home.

This cold and flu season, keep your toddler safe by introducing independent hand washing! Here are three options for setting it up. Read more here: www.thekavanaughreport.com/2020/03/handwashing3ways.html

Here is a look at our multi-use, multi-age Montessori playroom. This room includes a baby movement area, art supplies, homeschool materials and toys. For more information and links to products shown visit: www.thekavanaughreport.com/2020/01/montessoriplayroom.html Create your own Montessori prepared environment here: www.thekavanaughreport.com/p/cultivating-spaces.html

Here's a look at how I present new work to a 3-year-old in our Montessori home. This quick lesson was the first time he had seen this material - a simple extension of the Montessori color tablets! For more information about Montessori at home with toddlers, head to www.thekavanaughreport.com To learn more about the products seen in these videos, please visit my Amazon shop: www.amazon.com/shop/...

The beginning of cleaning up in our Montessori home, a combination of modeling, preparing the environment, and inviting participation.

Here is a look at a 3-year-old Montessori toddler making cinnamon rolls. This gives you a look at the process of cooking and baking with a young toddler and how it can be done independently. Find the recipe for the cinnamon rolls here: www.thekavanaughreport.com/2018/01/easy-cinnamon-roll-recipe-for-kids.html