MTA Club (Early Childhood 3-6)

We will welcome new members in January 2025

REGISTRATION opens Jan. 6- Jan. 20

Being a member of our MTA (Montessori Tube Academy) 3-6 Early Childhood inclusive club will grant you access to:

• All our early childhood e-courses that include hundreds of Montessori video presentations.
• BONUS: Until you get familiar with Montessori and how to plan out the work that goes on the shelves for your child or students, we offer you one year of weekly lesson plans for the Montessori 3-6 lessons. This is one of the main reasons our program became so popular and used by hundreds of parents and schools across the world, since we started it during COVID-19 when many parents suddenly found themselves their child's teacher.

• All our 3-6 printables and exclusive printables available only for our MTA members.
• Every month we offer a guide that includes the scope and sequence of the 3-6 lessons. This covers all areas of the Montessori classroom. We know that not every parent is a teacher, so we tried to be detailed.
• Some DIY ideas

This program sounds too good to be true, but you got it right! This is your vault to have access to all Montessori 3-6 resources that meet the different needs. From video lessons to lesson plans and printables we have got you covered.

85% of our existing members are either working in a Montessori public or private school, in a school with no Montessori mentors, homeschooling with Montessori, or even just inspired by Montessori and want to get started. Those are the members who find value in every part of this program.

While 15% are experienced Montessori teachers in all planes of development or just one age group. For experienced teachers, they find the videos the most valuable component of this program

I am not sure about you, but I have almost been there in all these stages through my journey, and I understand how each phase feels and that’s why we came up with the idea of this program. Now, I can confidently say that Montessori is our way of life in its principles before the materials.

We hope that by this program your teaching journey is stress free! Children deserve to spend more time with us that is full of free play, joy, and learning through free will, not through 40 minutes interval classes.

One of the things members of this program appreciate is the amount of time they save to research the different topics. The lesson plans include a step-by-step presentation and explanation that will guide the adults. Some of us left high school Math and Science a long time ago and they weren’t our favorite parts.

How to get the most of this membership

1- Download the scope and sequence for the whole year (Year 1 and 2 of the membership). They are currently available for FREE download here. Also, once you sign up,

2- Once you register in the program, check out the printables folders for each area (Language, Math, Cosmic, Social-emotional, Practical life, Art, and sensorial). You will find each area in a separate section once you login. There are over 185 printables, you may want to start by downloading the ones that you think will use this year with your child.

3- If you have experience with Montessori and know how to observe the child, give freedom of choice, and prepare the environment according to their current interests and needs, then you can use the yearly planner and plan the first 3 months. As you observe the child, you can plan the next three months based on their progress. The prepared plans are there for you in case the child is interested/ready for the lessons included. Choose parts of them and come up with your own plan.

Note: We do not expect that every Monday you will rotate the materials on the shelf and start a new plan. The weekly breakdown is more for the parents and teachers than it is for the children.

4- If you are still building your experience in homeschooling or teaching students in a Montessori setting and feel overwhelmed, follow the suggested weekly plans. However, add more materials on the shelf according to the child’s interests. Observing the child and preparing the environment according to their progress is what Montessori is all about. However, I have been there and understand that it takes time to master this skill. So, we have got you all covered with videos, plans, and resources that can guide you through the process.

5- Watch the videos for the lessons before presenting them and familiarize yourself with the scope and sequence. For example, if the child is interested in learning division but they haven’t learnt multiplication or subtraction yet, present it to them to fulfill their interest but prepare the environment to include inviting multiplication lessons.

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