Jump to: Guiding Grammar | Debunking Myths About Multilingualism | Rooted in Diversity
This comprehensive course walks you through the entire grammar area of the Montessori Early Childhood curriculum. Whether you’re stepping into the classroom for the first time or returning after a break, you’ll find renewed understanding in the sequence of lessons, the purpose of the grammar materials, and the powerful role of grammar symbols in helping children build a strong foundation in language. You’ll gain the knowledge and tools to effectively implement the Montessori grammar curriculum in an early childhood environment or a homeschool environment, including in bilingual classrooms in which grammar is taught in more than one language.
In this free webinar, you’ll gain insight into how children acquire language, explore bilingual and multilingual language development, and learn how to communicate key principles of language acquisition to parents from a Montessori perspective. The session also provides practical strategies for supporting children in the classroom who speak multiple languages. This webinar is ideal if you’ve ever wondered whether learning multiple languages causes confusion or delays, if you’re unsure when to introduce an additional language, or if you want guidance on how to best support children who speak a different home language.
Explore the power of the Botany area in the Montessori Primary classroom as a catalyst for cultivating a culturally responsive curriculum, seamlessly integrating plants, herbs, flowers, fruits, and vegetables to celebrate diverse backgrounds year-round. Learn how to nurture intercultural understanding and ecoconsciousness in young learners through hands-on exploration and connection to the natural world.
This workshop is part of Montessori and Ecological Consciousness Summit, an inspiring summit explores innovative strategies for seamlessly integrating Montessori principles with sustainable practices, empowering educators to foster environmentally aware and socially responsible learners.
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