Toilet learning is a natural part of a young child’s journey toward independence. At Clover Montessori, the Toddler Community supports this process from the beginning; with respect, consistent routines, and plenty of time for practice. Discover how we partner with children and families to build body awareness, confidence, and practical skills!

What are children preparing for when they learn to do things for themselves? At Clover Montessori, we see these everyday acts of independence as the beginning of a much larger journey. As children grow, their developing abilities allow them to think, collaborate, care for others, and make meaningful contributions to their communities. Discover how independence lays the foundation for interdependence.

Celebrate Dr. Montessori’s legacy and explore how her visionary approach continues to shape education, peace, and human potential today.

Nature is an essential part of healthy early childhood development. Discover how Clover Montessori School has transformed its city campus into a living classroom where gardens, wildlife and outdoor exploration inspire joy, curiosity, responsibility, and a lifelong relationship with the natural world.

Why do Montessori schools use the word guide instead of teacher? Discover how the role of the Montessori guide differs. Through careful observation, a thoughtfully prepared environment, and respectful support, guides help children discover knowledge for themselves while fostering independence, confidence, concentration, and a lifelong love of learning.

Montessori schools have always emphasized handwriting. We’d like to share how this 100+ year-old educational approach guides children in the art of writing beautifully and why it matters.

What if the terrible twos aren't really terrible? What if toddlers just need their homes to fit them?

Make your toilet toddler friendly with these easy strategies.

Toddlers enjoy self-care as much as we do!

Nutrition is important to every child's physical and mental development. Here's what children need — no matter what the age.

Minnesota families can find information about community resources for early education through several local nonprofit organizations.

Children are in a sensitive period for language during the first 6 years of life and are able to absorb language despite its complexities.

When a child develops strength of will through freedom and discipline, they develop the ability to care for themselves, their relationships, and their environment.

We want to create as comfortable a transition for our students as possible, so we've put together some tips for navigating the adjustment to a new school.

Check out the video reveal of Clover Montessori School's building renovation!

The renovation progress is moving so quickly at 1025 Dodd Road!