Montessori Resources

Oak Farm Montessori School is thrilled by your interest in Montessori education and our classrooms. Whether you are new to Montessori or looking to deepen your understanding, we offer a variety of resources to support your child’s growth in independence, awareness, responsibility, and compassion.

Our dedicated faculty is here to guide you through the journey of Montessori parenting and to keep you connected to the incredible learning happening in our prepared environments. This is your go-to source for classroom updates and insights into topics that matter to you as a parent. We invite you to explore these resources and experience the joy of learning through discovery, curiosity, and exploration.

OFMS Positive Discipline with Ines Oldenburg

Join Oak Farm Montessori School’s Ines Oldenburg for an engaging and supportive Positive Discipline course designed specifically for parents and caregivers of secondary-level students. In this course, we will explore practical tools and strategies that foster cooperation, strengthen relationships, and nurture respectful, resilient young adults.

Learn how to guide your teen with understanding and consistency, while building a strong, trusting connection that lasts beyond the classroom.

Details

Begins April 9th, 2026 | Ends on May 14th, 2026
- Recurring every Thursday from 5-6:30 PM
6-Week Course
Via Zoom
$25 per participant
$40 for couples
Interactive & Supportive – Share experiences, ask questions, and build confidence in Positive Discipline at home
Practical Tools – Learn real-life parenting solutions you can use right away
For Everyone – Perfect for both newcomers and those refreshing their Positive Discipline skills

Curious about how Montessori education can support your child’s growth at home and in the classroom? These resources offer insights into Montessori philosophy, practical strategies for fostering independence, and ways to nurture social and emotional skills. Whether you’re new to Montessori or looking to deepen your understanding, clicking these links will give you valuable tools to guide and empower your child every step of the way.

Biography: Montessori

A New Method

Montessori Terminology

Montessori in the Home

Why Montessori in the Home?

Montessori in the home extends the values of independence, respect, and purposeful learning into a child’s everyday life. By thoughtfully preparing the home environment, making materials accessible, encouraging participation in daily routines, and allowing children to make meaningful choices, families support their child’s natural curiosity and growing independence. Simple adjustments, such as child-sized tools, organized spaces, and opportunities to contribute to family life, help children develop confidence, responsibility, and a love for learning. When Montessori principles are embraced at home, the child experiences consistency between school and family life, creating a supportive environment where they can continue to explore, grow, and reach their fullest potential.

Publications

Oak Farm Montessori School publishes a quarterly publication titled Illuminations: Shining a Light on Oak Farm Montessori School. This thoughtfully curated publication reflects our commitment to authentic Montessori practice by highlighting curriculum across the planes of development, ongoing school growth, and faculty insights. It also shares updates on advancement efforts, donor stewardship, extracurricular offerings, and the many ways our community collaborates to support the holistic development of each child.