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Practical ways to engage children while teaching science!

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Tim Seldin

I'm thrilled to recommend this remarkable book on science education for elementary children. Authored by an educator deeply versed in Montessori philosophy, it offers practical guidance empowering both educators and parents. It equips them with clear, easy-to-follow strategies and ideas to teach real science, ensuring engaging and enjoyable activities that foster a lifelong love of learning.

This book seamlessly integrates Montessori principles into its approach to science education, creating an environment that promotes independence, exploration, and a genuine passion for learning. Each activity is designed to respect every child's pace and interests, fostering curiosity and critical thinking skills.

The book emphasizes nurturing essential skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and communication. Through hands-on exploration and inquiry-based learning, children are guided to a deeper understanding of scientific concepts while developing critical thinking skills applicable to real-world scenarios. This is a game-changer for educators, parents, and most importantly, children in their science education journey.

Jennifer Kilgore

A wonderful resource for any elementary teacher, this book offers a wealth of information to help you make science fun and interesting for your students! Clear examples and infographics take the mystery out of Montessori science lessons. You will be inspired and encouraged.
If you’ve always been interested in the Montessori method, but feel intimidated and unsure how to implement it in your classroom or homeschool, this is the book for you!

Pilar Bewley

This book hits the ground running with actionable ideas from the very first chapter. I love that the author shares her own experiences working with children, and gives practical examples of how she was able to get reluctant learners excited about science by using the strategies in the book. It also points out child-friendly online resources, and my favorite part was the common challenges and quick fixes section at the end of most chapters (because we all know that working with children can be really tricky!).

As a mom of a 9 year old and a middle school child, I felt that I could adapt a lot of the suggestions to both age groups. While some ideas are targeted towards classrooms or larger groups, I found that most suggestions will work well for smaller groups or even one-on-one projects at home.

This is definitely a book that I'm going to back to again and again, because it has a ton of practical ideas, clear guidance, and encouragement.

Seemi | Trillium Montessori

This book intertwines the principles of Montessori education with hands-on STEAM activities, offering a variety of strategies that are both practical and imaginative. I particularly appreciated its detailed frameworks for lesson planning so that you can integrate art, technology, and experiential learning into any science lesson, while respecting the distinct Montessori ethos, and its clear breakdown of common challenges and solutions. This guide is a great introduction for any educator interested in an interdisciplinary and hands-on approach to science education.