Montessori Homeschool
The whole Children's House. One calm shelf at home.
One account carries the whole home. For you: every lesson guide, interactive 3D presentation, knowledge exam, and the Casa dei Bambini, so you can rehearse tonight and present with the real materials on the mat tomorrow, tracking each child's progress as you go. For your child: their own library of hundreds of digital Montessori activities across every subject.
274
Scripted lesson guides
24+
Interactive 3D presentations
603
Tracked activities
4
Languages: EN, ES, ZH, HI
Moveable Alphabet
Short Bead Stair
Three-Part Cards
Tonight you rehearse. Tomorrow you present.
Three tools carry the whole rhythm of a Montessori home, and they all live in one place.
Read the script
274 lesson guides, written as conversations
Every presentation from Pouring Water to the Addition Snake Game, with purpose, key language, what to do when a child is confused, and what to watch for. Optional PDF printing if you like paper beside you on the mat.
Watch it move
Interactive 3D presentations you can replay
The Pink Tower, Number Rods, Spindle Boxes, and 20+ more materials animated step by step, with do, say, and watch for beside every move. Ten minutes of rehearsal turns a nervous first presentation into a calm one.
Keep the record
Progress tracking that respects the child
603 activities across 12 subjects, recorded as your child works. No stars, no streaks. Just the evidence trail homeschool reporting asks for, built automatically while you follow the child.
One yearly membership covers everything on this page.
Register for an AccountOne account, two sides
Built for you and for your child
This is not a parent tool with a demo attached, and not a children's app with a manual bolted on. One membership opens both shelves in full.
For you
Everything you need to present with the real materials
- ✓All 274 scripted lesson guides, from Pouring Water to the Addition Snake Game, written as conversations you give on the mat.
- ✓Every interactive 3D presentation, so you can rehearse each move before you give it with the physical material.
- ✓Knowledge exams that let you test yourself on each presentation until you can give it with confidence.
- ✓The Casa dei Bambini, a full 3D Montessori classroom you can walk through to see how a prepared environment is arranged.
- ✓Progress tracking for every child, recording 603 activities across 12 subjects as they work.
For your child
Hundreds of digital activities, all their own
- ✓A full child-facing library of hundreds of interactive activities across every subject, from Zoology and Botany to Geography, Language Arts, and History.
- ✓Three-period lessons, card matching, booklets, and quizzes, each one built on the method itself, never gamified.
- ✓Unlimited access: your child can return to any activity, any day, as often as they like, in English, Spanish, Chinese, or Hindi.
- ✓Everything they complete flows straight into your progress tracker, so the record keeps itself.
One for you, one for your child
Try a few lessons for free without an account
The two sides of the Studio look different because they are meant for different people. The Pink Tower below is yours: an interactive 3D presentation you rehearse before you kneel down at the mat, with its written lesson guide underneath. The Moveable Alphabet is your child's.
Everything outside your child's Materials Shelf, the lesson guides, the 3D presentations, the knowledge exams, and the Casa dei Bambini, is written for the adult presenting the lesson.
For you: rehearse the presentation
The Pink Tower
Sensorial · Visual Dimension · Age 3 - 4
Demo Lesson Guide
Lesson Guide and Materials
For your child
Language Arts
Moveable Alphabet
Picture 1
bed
•••
Complete the word
Picture 2
hen
•••
Complete the word
Picture 3
jet
•••
Complete the word
Lesson Guide and Materials
One shelf, four languages
Card work in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Hindi
Every nomenclature set, booklet, and quiz runs in all four languages with the same pictures and the same method. Bilingual families run the same material in both home languages, and the booklets read themselves aloud with a read-it-to-me button on every page.
Parts of the Mammal, parts of the Flower, continents, clocks, composers: real vocabulary, real photographs, and the three-period lesson built into every set.
*Language Arts activities stay in English as intended. Phonics, the Moveable Alphabet, and the pink, blue, and green series are built on English sounds and spelling, so translating them would undo the lesson.
Start your homeschool shelf today.
Register for an AccountFor your child. No account needed.
Parts of the Bird
A full nomenclature set, open to try. It opens with the classic three-period lesson, where each part of the bird is named, asked for, and named again. From there you can explore every activity in the set: the picture and word cards matched to their control cards, the booklet, and the quiz. This is one lesson from one subject, and hundreds more follow the same path.
Parts of the Bird
Zoology · Nomenclature · A first lesson
A week that runs itself
Sunday evening
Fifteen quiet minutes: glance at the progress tracker, read one lesson guide, rehearse one 3D presentation for the week ahead.
Each morning
One presentation at most, then free choice from the shelf. The material does the teaching; you observe. Short card sessions beside you when it fits.
All along
The tracker records what your child actually chose and completed, building the portfolio trail your state reporting asks for with zero paperwork.
The Montessori Daily Guide
Open the day. The planning is already done.
The Daily Guide maps your whole year, September through May, into suggested work choices for your child's age band. The child is the guide: it offers presentations when readiness arrives, not a rigid weekly checklist.
- ✓Slide through the year and see what a day looks like for ages 3 to 4, 4 to 5, or 5 to 6.
- ✓Subject progress bars across Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Mathematics, and the cultural shelf.
- ✓Lessons mastered, recorded subject by subject, so you always know what to present next.
- ✓Monthly focus shelves with a pacing note that keeps the framework Montessori, never a checklist.
A look inside the Studio
Twelve subjects, one beautiful shelf
The questions every homeschool parent asks
- Is this just more screen time for my child?
- The Studio has two sides. The lesson guides, 3D rehearsals, exams, and Casa dei Bambini prepare you to present with the real materials. Your child's side, hundreds of card, language, and quiz activities, is designed for short, calm sessions with nothing gamified, and everything points back to real work on the mat.
- Do I need to buy all the Montessori materials first?
- No. Start with Practical Life from your own kitchen and a small Sensorial core. The 3D presentations let you preview materials before you invest in them, so the shelf grows with your child instead of ahead of them.
- What ages does it cover?
- The curriculum spans the classic Children's House years, roughly ages 3 to 6, across twelve subjects from Practical Life and Sensorial to Mathematics, Language Arts, and the cultural shelf.
- Can I print the materials?
- Printing is available as an optional feature. Lesson guides export to PDF and the card sets have printable versions, so a paper album and a physical card shelf can grow alongside the digital library if you like working that way.
Start this week
Your child is ready. Now you will be too.
Register once and both shelves open: every guide, presentation, exam, and the Casa dei Bambini for you, and hundreds of digital activities for your child. Rehearse your first presentation tonight. The shelf takes care of the rest.