Montessori Observation

Before you change anything at home, watch and observe your child.

This is the first lesson of my Montessori at Home course, and I am giving it to you for free. Five short videos and an Observation -in- Practice video

It is the lesson I would not let a parent skip. So much of what looks like difficult behaviour is a child asking for something in the only way she has, and you cannot answer it until you have seen it properly.

What you’ll get:

  • 5 videos plus an observation-in-practice video lesson.

  • The Observation activity sheet to print and fill in, and yours to keep

* You will not need to buy a single Montessori material for your home to start learning and practicing Montessori observation. 😊

Cover page of a guide titled 'How to Observe Your Child' showing a young girl using a spray bottle to clean a table, with colorful abstract shapes and a small potted plant in the background.

Montessori Observation Video Lessons

Part 1 - What is Montessori Observation? (6:52 Min)

Part 2 - How do we observe? (03:41 Min)

Part 3 - Watching like a Scientist (08:51 Min)

Part 4 - Recording what you see (06:14 Min)

Part 5 - Don’t rush to Fix or Teach (07:49 Min)

Get the Observation Activity Sheet here:

Part 6- Observation Activity (05:36 Min)

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You have just finished the first lesson.

Observation is the first of the four lessons in the Montessori At Home Foundation Course, and you have done it. You know how to watch your child now, and what to write down.

What comes next is what to do with what you saw. Lesson 2 prepares you, the adult. Lesson 3 prepares the space. Lesson 4 brings it into ordinary days, meals, dressing, tidying up, the parts of life you are already in.

Sixteen video lessons, an activity sheet for every lesson, and lifetime access. $29.

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