Montessori literature

The book explains Maria Montessori's logic of observation and emphasizes the special role of the observer. Forms and errors of observation at all stages of development are clearly explained. Author: Silke Allmann Contents: 128 pages, softcover overview of the role of observation in Montessori education with a clear explanation of observation forms and errors softcover, 128 pages

What possibilities does Montessori education offer for preschool children? This book offers a comprehensive overview of this topic. It contains practical life exercises, language education, introduction to mathematical thinking and much more. All topics are illustrated with examples. This makes this book a perfect guide. Author: Maria Kley-Auerswald Contents: 160 pages, softcover guide to...

This non-fiction book provides an easy-to-understand introduction to the characteristics and approach of Montessori elementary school and outlines Maria Montessori's pedagogy in relation to elementary school. It offers parents and other interested parties a good guide to choosing a school for their child. Author: Barbara Stein Contents: 128 pages, softcover introduction to Montessori education...

Learning and doing go hand in hand. Every child wants to learn and naturally enjoys it. The task of adults is to support children in this and to encourage this joy of learning. This book with 150 learning impulses and activities from the Montessori pedagogy is intended to help parents and teachers with this approach. Author: Jutta Bläsius Contents: 112 pages, softcover support and encourage...

An ideal guide for beginners to Montessori education. The book clearly covers the theoretical foundations of education, with an emphasis on the comprehensive presentation of Montessori practice. Authors: Michael Klein-Landeck, Tanja Pütz Contents: 160 pages, softcover ideal orientation guide for beginners introduction to the theoretical principles and their practical implementation softcover,...

This overview takes up Maria Montessori's pedagogical ideas on the subject of daycare centers and places them in a modern context. The book also addresses current topics such as inclusion, childcare for very young children, quality of care, room design, etc. Author: Ulrich Steenberg Contents: 80 pages, softcover overview of Montessori education in the daycare center with modern approaches such...

Suggestions and tools for working with Montessori materials: practical life exercises, training the senses. In Montessori education, children learn to handle materials independently. They know that they are not toys, but tools for learning. However, the materials are not self-explanatory. The children need a good, understandable and motivating explanation. This is the task of teachers and...

Suggestions and tools for working with Montessori materials: Mathematics In Montessori education, children learn to work independently with the materials. They know that they are not toys, but tools for learning. However, the materials are not self-explanatory. The children need a good, understandable and motivating explanation. This is the task of teachers and parents. They can receive support...

Suggestions and tools for working with Montessori materials: Language In Montessori education, children learn to use the materials independently. They know that they are not toys, but tools for learning. However, the materials are not self-explanatory. The children need a good, understandable and motivating explanation. This is the task of teachers and parents. They can receive support from the...

With many stories, experiments and much more, this book shows how the concept of universal Montessori education can be put into practice. Authors: Thomas Helmle, Petra Wöbcke-Helmle Contents: 272 pages, softcover Practical illustration of the concept of Cosmic Education with proven stories, experiments etc. Softcover, 272 pages