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Eating outside not only changes the scenery from your dinner table but it can also have other health benefits like getting fresh air, bonding with family and friends, letting go of stress, a good dose of vitamin D, and enjoying healthy (and yummy) picnic foods. Keep this picnic packing checklist nearby to help you plan picnics all summer long.

Remember, while planning, it’s important to allow your children to be active participants in the process. Let them help brainstorm new ideas or interesting places they’d like to explore.

During the summer, children can continue their authentic Montessori journey to develop self-confidence, learn new skills, and gain independence.

Try these easy to make and spring inspired recipes for a delicious Mothers’ Day Lunch.

Family-Teacher Conferences are a great way to learn about your child’s academic progress and share important information that supports daily teacher-child interactions.

Each year, Earth Day is held on April 22 to inspire support for protecting our environment. 

In anticipation of the colorful spring season, we want to encourage your little seedling to let their creativity bloom.

Did you know March is National Craft Month? We're going to make a green clover!

We’re going to show you how to make an origami bookmark with the fierce (and sweet) face of a tiger on it to encourage children to courageously dive into their next book.

The Pink Tower is a visual symbol of an authentic Montessori education. The Pink Tower is a thoughtful learning experience offering principles of mathematics and geometry.

World Space Week is October 4-10 - celebrate this stellar week with these fun crafts and activities!

Summer is the perfect time for a family picnic! Try some of our Grow Fit inspired picnic ideas and don’t forget to follow food safety tips to keep your picnic safe.