I think Maria Montessori was brilliant! As a scientist, she observed children and noticed that children aged 6-12 had a deep desire to learn about the world around them. In order to learn about the broader world, they have to leave the confines of their classrooms and their schools. Enter the Montessori concept of Going Outs.

What are Montessori Going Outs?

Elementary-aged children “go out” in small groups as an extension of their research and to gain experiences in the world outside the classroom. As a result, children develop independence, resourcefulness, and self-confidence through functioning capably in the larger world without adult intervention.

Going Outs take all kinds of … Read More