Alexandra Boehmke attended The Montessori Community School back in the early 2000s. She recently came back to talk with our Middle School students about the
Category: Science
Outdoor Classroom: Tending School Gardens Through Changing Seasons
Summer & fall crops (and creatures) welcome us back! by Ellyn Einhorn “The corn is as high as an elephant’s eye / And it looks
A Glimpse of Inly at 41
By Donna Milani Luther, Head of School The school year ahead promises to be filled with dynamic programs and initiatives. A big piece of this
Montessori Education and Nature: What’s the connection?
“When the child goes out, it is the world itself that offers itself to him. Let us take the child out to show him
Inly Alum and State Science Fair Winner Ricky Housley on Innovation and Invention
In the news (once again!) Ricky Housley, Inly School ’08, recently won first place at the South Shore Regional Science Fair and has been selected
Exploring Fall the Montessori Way in the Toddler and Bridging Classes at Inly
Teacher updates in the parent portals on the Inly website: In the Toddler Class Pumpkins everywhere! Our week was so much fun! Our toddler friends
Inly Elementary Students Work with Water in a Hands-on Way
In Lower Elementary’s “Work of Water” the students in grades 1–3 learned how they directly affect the water around them. With help from the North
Upper Elementary Montessori Students Make Science Stick with Maple Syrup
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Upper Elementary Merges Science and Technology to Learn About Tracking
Upper Elementary Science teacher Jeff Klein took several students outside to learn the art of tracking animals after the latest snowstorm that blanketed Massachusetts. Klein
A Typical Day in an Upper Elementary Science Class Means Going Outside to Learn
In the first installment of “Outdoors with Jeff,” we find out why Upper Elementary science teacher Jeff Klein takes his students outside to learn about
Inly Students Build Giant Geodomes with Mallory Bagwell in a Hands-on Assembly
Last week, the Meehan Family Artsbarn was filled with two-story geodome structures. With the help of Mallory Bagwell and his hundreds of pvc pipes, Inly
Donna Milani Luther on Experiential Learning
In this installment of the Head’s Podcast Series of 2010–2011, Donna sits down with Upper Elementary science teacher, Jeff Klein, to discuss how Inly students
Inly Middle School Students Apply Newton's Laws of Motion in Car Race
By Paran Quigley, Inly Middle School Science Teacher When I first told my friends that our Inly Middle School students would be building and racing