
006: How to Use History Question Charts
In the Montessori classroom, we’re equipped with tons of engaging materials to foster curiosity in our students. Some of the most useful (and underappreciated) materials at our disposal are the Histor...
15 Helmi 202219min

005: How to Know When It’s Time to Present the Next Lesson
In the dynamic Montessori environment, there are so many different variables at play that can affect your lesson planning. As an educator, how do you know when it's time to move on and present the nex...
8 Helmi 202214min

004: Interrupting the Elementary Child at Work
The Montessori method thrives on letting children explore on their own and engage in activities of their choosing. While we don’t have a traditional model of lessons, our teachers still teach several ...
1 Helmi 202223min

003: How Do We Know When Elementary Students Are Ready for Abstraction?
For parents and teachers alike, one of the biggest draws to the Montessori method is our use of materials. They’re beautiful, they’re engaging, and they help students learn abstract concepts in a conc...
1 Helmi 202216min

002: What To Do When Your Lesson Falls Flat
No matter how skilled of a teacher you are, you’re bound to give a few lessons that just fall flat. This can happen for a multitude of reasons–from the structure of the lesson to your students’ attitu...
1 Helmi 202223min

001: Revisiting Routines, Procedures, & Agreements
As teachers, we all know the feeling: your students return to the classroom after a long break, and it seems like they’ve forgotten everything you’ve ever taught them. It can be frustrating to feel a ...
1 Helmi 202223min

Welcome to Trillium Montessori Talks
Welcome to Trillium Montessori Talks, the podcast where we dig into the theory and application of Montessori methodology in the classroom and beyond. Join us for candid conversation about the challeng...
25 Tammi 20221min



















