Our Redbud Lower Elementary class celebrated Black History Month with special Mystery History Presentations. They have been researching inspiring black leaders, advocates, and public figures. They then created presentations, and families had to guess the “mystery” speaker. We had the pleasure to hear from Ruby Bridges, Barrack Obama, Michael Jordan, Harriet Tubman, Jackie Robinson, Ray Charles, and many more.
Saying “Be careful!” is probably one of the most automatic things we do as parents. But does telling children to “be careful” actually make them safer? The Problem with "Be Careful" One problem with “be careful” is that it’s not specific. It could mean: “Watch out for...
Creating a Montessori-inspired area in your home is all about accessibility, order, choice, and independence. A great place to start is the entryway! A well-prepared entryway meets these needs as they come and go, offering a sense of ownership and routine. It reflects...
When students are intrinsically motivated, they approach learning with confidence in their own growth and a belief that their actions have value. They are more likely to take initiative, embrace challenges, and engage deeply with their work—not for a reward, but for...