Magellan Montessori's Guide to Homeschooling Early Elementary (Ages 6-9 Years), Book 1: Montessori Theory and Practical Life
Book Details
Author(s)Miriam Coates
PublisherMagellan Montessori LLC
ISBN / ASINB00H0183IS
ISBN-13978B00H0183I4
Sales Rank1,120,725
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Magellan Montessori is pleased to present its most recent publication, Magellan Montessori’s Guide to Homeschooling Early Elementary (Ages 6-9 Years),
presented in a six–part volume of distinct guidebooks:
Book 1: Montessori Theory and Practical Life
Book 2: Language Arts
Book 3: Physical Sciences
Book 4: Life and Social Sciences
Book 5: Mathematics
Book 6: Art
Each of the individual guidebooks may be used on its own, or in conjunction with the series as a whole. Each guidebook provides curriculum for a span of three years, with lesson plans, presentation examples, and referrals for supplementary and complementary materials. The guidebook series adapts the acclaimed method of educator Dr. Maria Montessori for families who teach their children at home or want to supplement a child’s public or private school education.
More about Book 1: Montessori Theory and Practical Life -
Having a good overview of Montessori Theory and Practical Life aids homeschooling families in using any materials or curricula. Magellan Montessori's Guide to Homeschooling Early Elementary is designed to be self-paced with open choices for material and activities. It is advised that Theory and Practical Life be read prior, or in accompaniment with any Montessori curriculum subject guides and before starting work with your child. Becoming more knowledgeable in Montessori theory and Practical life will aid in setting up and preparing the environment, especially since in early elementary The Great Lessons are to be presented first, outlining the curriculum and illustrating the Cosmic web. Once these lessons are presented, you and your child are free to move throughout the curriculum in any order (allowing that skill pre-requisites are met). In accordance with the Cosmic approach, subjects are comprised of multi-disciplinary components that integrate curriculum areas. Within the three-year span, children will revisit topics several times, expanding and extending into classification, comparison, and experimentation, and expression. Understanding theory is valuable in presenting any subject.
Written by American Montessori Society-certified directress, Miriam Coates holds a Master of Arts in Education and Montessori from St. Catherine University. Coates has a professional background in Montessori educational consulting, teaching, designing curricula, and home schooling. Coates authentically adheres to Montessori principles and pedagogy, relying on the writing and lectures of Dr. Montessori to bring authenticity to a home environment. Coates explains the objective and use of traditional Montessori materials and offers reliable guidance on what is needed to effectively educate children at home, making best use of the resources readily available in the home and local community.
presented in a six–part volume of distinct guidebooks:
Book 1: Montessori Theory and Practical Life
Book 2: Language Arts
Book 3: Physical Sciences
Book 4: Life and Social Sciences
Book 5: Mathematics
Book 6: Art
Each of the individual guidebooks may be used on its own, or in conjunction with the series as a whole. Each guidebook provides curriculum for a span of three years, with lesson plans, presentation examples, and referrals for supplementary and complementary materials. The guidebook series adapts the acclaimed method of educator Dr. Maria Montessori for families who teach their children at home or want to supplement a child’s public or private school education.
More about Book 1: Montessori Theory and Practical Life -
Having a good overview of Montessori Theory and Practical Life aids homeschooling families in using any materials or curricula. Magellan Montessori's Guide to Homeschooling Early Elementary is designed to be self-paced with open choices for material and activities. It is advised that Theory and Practical Life be read prior, or in accompaniment with any Montessori curriculum subject guides and before starting work with your child. Becoming more knowledgeable in Montessori theory and Practical life will aid in setting up and preparing the environment, especially since in early elementary The Great Lessons are to be presented first, outlining the curriculum and illustrating the Cosmic web. Once these lessons are presented, you and your child are free to move throughout the curriculum in any order (allowing that skill pre-requisites are met). In accordance with the Cosmic approach, subjects are comprised of multi-disciplinary components that integrate curriculum areas. Within the three-year span, children will revisit topics several times, expanding and extending into classification, comparison, and experimentation, and expression. Understanding theory is valuable in presenting any subject.
Written by American Montessori Society-certified directress, Miriam Coates holds a Master of Arts in Education and Montessori from St. Catherine University. Coates has a professional background in Montessori educational consulting, teaching, designing curricula, and home schooling. Coates authentically adheres to Montessori principles and pedagogy, relying on the writing and lectures of Dr. Montessori to bring authenticity to a home environment. Coates explains the objective and use of traditional Montessori materials and offers reliable guidance on what is needed to effectively educate children at home, making best use of the resources readily available in the home and local community.
