Homeschooling for Beginners: Montessori Homeschool

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Welcome back! In this video I share about the Montessori method of homeschooling. If you've never heard of it before, the key components are teaching students life skills with hands-on activities that they explore on their own without teacher instruction. This approach promotes a child's self-confidence and independence from a young age. It gives them freedom to explore and learn at their own pace and in their own way. This is a really great choice for homeschool for beginners because you don't need to buy any homeschool curriculum for this method!
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ourjourneywestward.com/montess...
My Montessori Pinterest board: / homeschool-montessori
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www.montessoriservices.com/
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[@Travelwithamberrae]

We've been practicing this method without ever knowing it had an official name. Thanks for the great info!

[@BethPavlik]

That’s awesome! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!

[@sigomy333]

TY so much for this! You got me excited and more confident in deciding to homeschool my little!

[@AmmaraSHAH773377]

I remember watching this when i started doing Montessori at home with my 5 month old and now i started watching you whilst looking at our own home education journey hopefully as i couldn't find any education options in our area. I am so excited to have this life with our children now that i never thought was an option for us. Most of your unschooling or homeschooling videoes have given me so much hope for this life as a family.

[@PatriciaRodriguez-uj5eu]

Such a good video!. You definitely have the gift 🎁 of explaining things in a easy way!. I already watch 2 of your videos and I really enjoy them!

[@BethPavlik]

Thank you, Patricia 😊

[@toxicharm7239]

While I like your thoughts here, color counters are literally against everything Montessori taught lol she was very specific that when counting items to learn number sense the items need to be the exact same (color, shape, size, etc.) That way they fully understand they aren't associating numbers with anything other than amounts.

[@PollyPatriot]

The clothes pins help strengthen them for wititing

[@BethPavlik]

Yes they do!

[@loracorwyn3713]

So informative! Thanks for everything!

[@BethPavlik]

My pleasure 😊

[@AshleyHoward]

I love your channel!! Just subscribed- great job!

[@BethPavlik]

Thanks so much! Welcome!

[@gratefulheartchicas5140]

You’re so helpful Thank you so much for sharing 😊

[@BethPavlik]

Thanks for watching! I’m so glad you found it helpful. 🙂

[@hopealtamirano1958]

Yes ma'am 💕 thank you

[@BethPavlik]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching ❤️

[@hedinamenekse5906]

So helpfull and motivating, thank you

[@BethPavlik]

You’re welcome!

[@michellenhlane5677]

Thank you for the info

[@BethPavlik]

You’re very welcome 😊

[@aliciavacacortes9170]

Thank you for your video! I've been trying to use Montessori for my baby, now almost 3yo. 💪 But, I still don't understand how to fit it with Preschool and school itself. 😩 Because every grade has a specific "curriculum" or "contents" that have to be covered in a year. How do I homeschool my lo in P-school, Kindergarten, and so on without following a curriculum? 😞 I know this might be very obvious to you all, but I really need help to start thinking about how to teach her without a curriculum. 🥺 Thank you!

[@BethPavlik]

I suggest you check out this sites for help: HTTPS://MONTESSORICURRICULUM101.COM/ HTTPS://EXPLORE.SHILLERMATH.COM/ HTTPS://WWW.ALISONSMONTESSORI.COM/ HTTPS://KIDADVANCE.COM/ HTTPS://MONTESSORIFOREVERYONE.COM/ HTTPS://LIVINGMONTESSORINOW.COM/

[@PollyPatriot]

Love Montessori Method

[@BethPavlik]

I do too!

[@EvergrowthBioHealthcareCapital]

This is a very good video.

[@BethPavlik]

Thank you.

[@mobinuddin5485]

Very informative.....

[@BethPavlik]

Thank you!

[@tanyae1710]

Is this a better curriculum for special education kids?

[@layalechahine3995]

Is it possible to have the book's names so I can read it on ebay,thank you in advance

[@marlonmunroe9598]

Good evening. My children are 2 and 7. Is there a particular curriculum available especially for elementary level?

[@BethPavlik]

Hi, Marlon! I recommend looking into Shiller Learning- explore.shillermath.com/ - they have wonderful resources for Montessori learners!

[@elephanttribecommunity8767]

Do you show them what to do before they start or do you just put it before them?

[@BethPavlik]

I show them what to do but then they can use them however they want after that. :)

[@elephanttribecommunity8767]

Can you merge this method with Unit study?

[@BethPavlik]

You absolutely can! This would be an awesome hands-on portion for your unit study.

[@mimmyrose2970]

Yay 🤗 I love Montessori. The only thing I don't like is the (general) absence of fantasy and imagination. What do you think about that?

[@BethPavlik]

The great thing about homeschooling is that you can add in whatever you want! You can totally do the Montessori method of teaching life skills and having stations for the kids to pick and choose from but also incorporate imagination and fantasy. You’re the boss! 😃

[@Sandyyyyyyyyyy]

Hey, just wanted to chime in and mention that for children under 6 the Montessori method is based in reality but after that the child moves to more abstract thinking and fantasy can be incorporated. All that said, it's rare to find a strict Montessorian many incorporate fantasy into their day to day.