Are there any good online sites that provide montessori education information for 6 years to 12 years?
Question by ryse s: Are there any good online sites that provide montessori education information for 6 years to 12 years?
I don’t want to join any time-bound course but would like to refer to a site that provides useful information.
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Answer by mattfromasia
You might want to check out these two pages:
http://www.missbarbara.net/greatlessons.html
This has the great lessons, which are key to the Montessori elementary years.
Here’s a web site with books about Montessori. This directly links to their Elementary page:
http://astore.amazon.com/monteblog-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=5
Are you just looking to improve your knowledge of that subject or are you looking to home school? If you let me know, I might be able to provide more information.
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