Maria Montessori Pillows

"Mariposa" is Spanish for "butterfly," which is apt for Maria Montessori for many reasons. The butterfly silhouettes in the background grow exponentially and infinitely, which is my symbolic gesture representing how her heartfelt teachings and practices help children grow into their full beautiful potential. As the butterfly silhouettes grow larger, they begin to resemble angel wings, fitting because Maria Montessori is a saintly and angelic figure in many people's minds and hearts. The quote on the shirt says, "The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind." How true this is, especially now, as hope for the success of our future generations is at an all-time high.

Montessori. Within the child lies the fate of the future.

Maria's book "The Absorbent Mind" made me look at children from another perspective, as those little humans that never stop trying until they master a skill, that realize their potential by making, by being active. She is a truly inspiring educator, but above all, a loving human being.

Play is the work of the child, popular montessori phrase for our toddlers and children. Designed with love by LukjanovArt.

Play is the work of the child, popular montessori phrase for our toddlers and children. Designed with love by LukjanovArt.

Play is the work of the child, popular montessori phrase for our toddlers and children. Designed with love by LukjanovArt.

Play is the work of the child, popular montessori phrase for our toddlers and children. Designed with love by LukjanovArt.

No Satisfraction • Montessori Method • Red Fraction Circle provides sensorial exploration of fractions as well as equivalency among them. It introduces the concept of fractions and how fractions are named. It's Montessori Magic! No Satisfraction • Montessori Method • Red Fraction Circle © 2022-2024 Grumble Services, LLC • All rights reserved.

Montessori Moms • This Is How We Roll: Whether homeschooling or dropping off, this shirt is for you! This design incorporates the Montessori Material known as the Pink Tower. It's used in the Montessori primary curriculum. Montessori Moms • This Is How We Roll © 2020-2024 Grumble Services, LLC. • All rights reserved.