Milams at Home

This post contains affiliate links, provided at no extra cost to you. For more information please visit our disclosure. If you have kids, you’ve probably heard how great and wonderful it is to get them involved in the kitchen. It definitely is! But it’s also easier with the right tools. This post will continue to…

This DIY is super simple, requiring nothing other than: Cardboard Straight edge Velcro dots Kids calendar printable Laminator Laminate sheets

This post contains affiliate links, provided at no extra cost to you. For more information please visit our disclosure. Our mixed aged Montessori inspired shelf. This shelf is in our living room. We have other activities in their bedrooms, in our kitchen learning area, and we also have a 16 cube shelf that they use…

5 pack of mixed wooden trays (make sure to seal these—we like polycrylic best) 2 pack of three tiered acrylic business card holders (for holding 3 part cards) A corner cutter (this one is terrific!)

We rotate sensory bins about once a week right now. I am always trying to stay on top of the seasons and plan a little bit ahead to have some seasonal items. These items are always used for numerous things (like counting and language objects) but they always get thrown in the sensory bin too.…

Okay, I confess, floors are a problem here! Let me tell you why. Our current home is on a cement slap. It’s has three doors going to two yards. One yard the chickens run in. The other yard is our gardens. It rains here a lot. When you walk into the house, your immediately in…

DIYing Montessori materials, along with many other kid projects, has saved us a ton of money. Or more correctly, our money has been able to go a lot further. But without the correct tools, DIYing can sometimes feel futile. Here are some of my favorite tools and materials for great DIYS. Dowel Finials for puzzle…