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At Home in the Montessori Children’s House – Vol 2

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At Home in the Montessori Children’s House – Volume 2 is focused on Classroom Lessons, Routines and Celebrations.

Putting Montessori theory into practice in the classroom, even after excellent training and preparation, can be a daunting task, particularly for those of us without good Montessori mentors. In this book, AMI trained Montessori teacher Mary Flewelling-Pinchen draws on her 32 years of experience in the classroom, offering practical advice in establishing a vibrant child-centered classroom.

She covers all the essentials for the optimal beginning of a school year, following with effective strategies for classroom management throughout the year. Her many years of experience give new inspiration to Montessori’s procedures for nurturing each child in self-discipline, courtesy, responsibility, and learning.

For catechists in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Flewelling-Pinchen’s wisdom can serve as a valuable tool in staying grounded in the Montessori method.

This volume has an excellent guide to practical life.

Including:

  • choosing
  • assembling materials
  • selecting a task
  • presenting the material

Description

Author: Mary Flewelling-Pinchen

Volume 2 of 2

Paperback: 150 pages

Previously published as Directing the Montessori Children’s House

 

At Home in the Montessori Children’s House – Volume 2 is focused on Classroom Lessons, Routines and Celebrations.

Putting Montessori theory into practice in the classroom, even after excellent training and preparation, can be a daunting task, particularly for those of us without good Montessori mentors. In this book, AMI trained Montessori teacher Mary Flewelling-Pinchen draws on her 32 years of experience in the classroom, offering practical advice in establishing a vibrant child-centered classroom.

She covers all the essentials for the optimal beginning of a school year, following with effective strategies for classroom management throughout the year. Her many years of experience give new inspiration to Montessori’s procedures for nurturing each child in self-discipline, courtesy, responsibility, and learning.

For catechists in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Flewelling-Pinchen’s wisdom can serve as a valuable tool in staying grounded in the Montessori method.

This volume has an excellent guide to practical life.

Including:

  • choosing
  • assembling materials
  • selecting a task
  • presenting the material