About Us...
Since 1993, Montessori n Such has been providing Montessori materials for public and private early childhood programs, including day schools, after-school programs and homeschoolers. We offer both traditional Montessori materials and unique manipulatives. Based on concrete, hands-on materials, all products incorporate the Montessori philosophy. Products have been carefully selected to develop skills in the traditional Montessori functional areas: practical life, sensorial, language, mathematics, science, geography and culture, the visual arts and musical arts. In addition, we carry a wide variety of supplementary materials, unique kits, teacher resources and furniture.
What is Montessori...
Montessori is all about following your child's lead. Every little one is born curious—reaching, exploring, asking "why?"—and Montessori simply gives that natural wonder room to grow. Instead of pushing children through learning on a rigid schedule, it lets them discover the joy of figuring things out for themselves.
The grown-up's role isn't to control or direct, but to gently guide. Think of yourself as a helper by their side—setting up an inviting space, offering the right materials at the right moment, and then stepping back so your child can dig in and shine. It's a partnership built on trust, and it's amazing to watch unfold.
The best part? It can start from day one. Montessori isn't just for the classroom—it grows right alongside your child, from those first curious months all the way through their school years.
Montessori in the Home...
A Montessori home and a Montessori classroom actually have a lot in common. In both places, children are surrounded by calm, tidy, child-sized spaces—filled with high-quality, long-lasting toys and learning tools made from natural, non-toxic materials that are safe for little hands.
Rather than hovering over every activity, Montessori parents give their children the freedom to explore open-ended toys—the kind that can be played with in dozens of different ways. The goal at home isn't to keep kids busy with endless distractions. In fact, it's just the opposite: things like too much screen time and toys made purely to entertain are gently set aside in favor of play that sparks real discovery.
In a Montessori home, everything has its place, and children are encouraged to dive in and truly engage all day long. They learn to dress themselves when they're ready, and they spend as much time as possible outdoors—exploring, wondering, and falling in love with the natural world around them.