Beautiful, hands-on materials and printable resources that help homeschooling families create a real Montessori environment, without the guesswork.
Created by a certified Montessori teacher with 14 years in the classroom.
Overwhelmed by scattered blogs and "is this even real Montessori?" Skip the guesswork. Start with one simple, trustworthy guide from a certified teacher, free.
Montessori follows the child through clear planes of development. Find resources matched to where your little one is right now.
Practical life, sensorial work, and early language & numbers, the hands-on basics that ground everything after.
Reading, math, and the great lessons, materials that turn everyday curiosity into deep, joyful learning.
Research, projects, and self-direction, resources that build confident, capable, independent learners.
Everything in one trustworthy place, so you can stop hunting across a dozen blogs. Begin with the free kit and build from there.
Everything a first-time homeschool parent needs to start Montessori at home with confidence, in one calm, done-for-you kit. No overwhelm, no guesswork.
The beginner guide, checklist, and first activities, your no-risk first step before the Toolkit.
Get it free →Nomenclature cards, control charts, and practical-life guides to buy one at a time.
Join the list →Themed bundles and a full age-by-age curriculum for 6–9 and 9–12, growing with your family.
Join the list →Wipe-clean mats that give every activity a defined space, a cornerstone of the prepared Montessori environment. Durable and roll-up.
A no-pressure shopping guide: which materials are worth buying, which to make yourself, and which you can skip entirely.
You don't need a classroom or a certificate. You need a few good materials and a little guidance, and that's what we make.
Children learn best when they choose meaningful work. Our resources give them real activities to reach for, and you the confidence to let them lead.
A calm, ordered environment does half the teaching. Work mats and printable materials help you set up a space that invites focus.
Everything is designed for busy family life: print it, wipe it down, roll it up. Simple to start, easy to keep going.
"Montessori" isn't a protected word, so the internet is full of "Montessori-inspired" that isn't. Everything here is built by a certified Montessori teacher, held to the real method.
I spent fourteen years teaching in public Montessori schools before I made the leap to stay home and homeschool my own children. That classroom experience shapes every resource I make.
When I started teaching at home, I still struggled to find materials that were authentic, affordable, and actually doable for a real family, so I began creating my own. Montessori Home Schoolhouse is where I share them with you: printables and hands-on resources, grounded in real Montessori training and years in the classroom, made to give your child a calm, purposeful, child-led education at home.
Melissa Briggs, Certified Montessori Teacher
The real questions parents ask before they begin, answered by a certified teacher. Still stuck? Grab the free Start Here kit.
Start small: one prepared space, a few real activities, and your child's lead. The free Start Here kit walks you through your first week step by step.
No. You don't need a certificate or a teaching degree to give your child a Montessori education at home. You need clear guidance and a few authentic materials, which is exactly what we make (created by a certified Montessori teacher, so you can trust it's the real method).
Our resources cover ages 3 to 12, organized by developmental plane: 3 to 6 (foundations), 6 to 9 (discovery), and 9 to 12 (independence).
Absolutely. Montessori began in one of Rome's poorest districts. It's an approach, not a shopping list. Our printables and shopping guide help you spend only where it truly counts.
Far fewer than the internet suggests. Our "what to buy vs DIY" guide shows the handful worth buying, what to make yourself, and what to skip.
Not on their own. A wooden toy isn't Montessori unless it serves a real developmental purpose. The method is about how and why a material is used, not how it looks.
If your child is engaged, choosing meaningful work, and growing more independent, you're on track. Our guides include simple presentation steps so you feel confident instead of guessing.
No. It's structured self-direction: freedom within clear, prepared limits. The environment and your guidance provide the structure.
Our planners and trackers make it simple to log daily work and progress in a way that suits most homeschool record-keeping needs. Always check your state's specific rules.
Yes. Montessori is deeply collaborative and rooted in real-world community: co-ops, family life, and group work all build strong social skills.
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