Category Archives: Science

Carbon and its Forms, Age 9+

Are you ready to embark on a journey to learn about one of the most important elements on planet earth? That’s right; we’re talking about carbon! Carbon is a fascinating element found in many forms and has numerous benefits for our environment, health, and economy.

Chemistry Curriculum, Ages 6-12

Alison’s Montessori team has been working on expanding access to Montessori-aligned chemistry materials to all elementary learners. In this post, we would like to share how you can introduce some of our newly created and published materials.

Parts of a Thunderstorm, Ages 6-12

Thunderstorms occur at a rate of 2000 per day around the world.  They are a vital natural process for the biosphere. When thunderstorms occur, a release of energy helps warm up the atmosphere and balance electrical charges. 

Simple Machines, Ages 6-12

Simple Machines

S.T.E.M. 6-12 Simple Machines We are excited to introduce our new materials that will help you support the study of simple machines!  Simple machines are commonly studied as part of an effort to stimulate children’s natural curiosity and potential ingenuity.  Simple machines are literally simple tools invented by humans to efficiently accomplish physical tasks that […]

Bohr Atomic Model

Bohr's Atomic Model

Chemistry, 6-12 We are pleased to introduce our brand new chemistry material, the Bohr’s Atomic Model – Complete Set!  Chemistry begins with the study of the smallest building blocks of life, atoms. Atoms are still represented through many models aiming to replicate the probabilistic laws of quantum mechanics, with electrons unpredictably moving in a circular motion within […]

Measurement Curriculum 6-12

MONTESSORI MEASUREMENT CURRICULUM 6-12

Measurements are part of our daily lives. Children, especially in Montessori programs, have already been indirectly working with measurements. They learn time through their daily routine. They learn weight using calibrated materials (Pink Tower, Brown Prisms, Knobbed Cylinders…). They learn length when manipulating materials such as Red Rods and Numerical Rods. They observe volume when […]