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December 27, 2018

Top 10 Posts for 2018

As 2018 winds down, I wanted to take some time to thank all of you who have stopped by The Kavanaugh Report this year. I feel so incredibly lucky to have this wonderful community of people that share in the joy of Montessori with me here and on social media. I feel like every time any of us chooses Montessori for our children we are moving the world toward a better future. In the words of Maria Montessori, "it is hoped that when the sentiment of love for all subjects can be aroused in children, people in general will become more human."

A look at the top posts on The Kavanaugh Report from 2018

I always love to end the year with a look at the top posts. So, without further ado, here were the top 10 posts on The Kavanaugh Report for 2018...

10. PLAY KITCHENS AND MONTESSORI HOMES

9. THE NEED TO THROW -- MONTESSORI YOUNG TODDLER WEEK 8

8. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO "FOLLOW THE CHILD?"

7. 5 THINGS I DO EVERYDAY AS A MONTESSORI PARENT

6. DIY {IKEA HACK} WASH BASIN

5. MONTESSORI TODDLER WARDROBE - IKEA BESTA HACK

4. RESPECTING CHILDREN IN PUBLIC PLACES

3. MONTESSORI FRIENDLY ALTERNATIVES TO POPULAR TODDLER GIFTS

2. SHIFTING YOUR LANGUAGE IN DIFFICULT MOMENTS

1. WHICH OPEN-ENDED TOYS ARE "WORTH IT?"

This year I thought I might also include the top 5 least read posts! Haha! Either everyone really had no interest (totally alright!) or often they get lost in the social media circus. But, the least read posts of 2018, in case you missed them, were...

5. THE MONTESSORI ELEMENTARY

4. EASY INSTAGRAM DIYS I'M OBSESSED WITH

3. CELEBRATING MARTINMAS - THOUGHTS ON ADULT LED ART PROJECTS AND MONTESSORI

2. MATERIALS TO SUPPORT CURSIVE WRITING

1. 4 MONTESSORI QUOTES TO CONSIDER THIS WEEKEND

And, there you have it! 2018 is in the books, and I can't wait to see all the Montessori-goodness that 2019 brings! Thank you again for being here, and I'll be back in 2019! 

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We LOVE your elementary posts - we have three kids in Montessori, on in her second year of the elementary program and the second coming up close behind. Please don't feel discouraged by them being less-read -- to those of us who are on the journey with you, they are invaluable, encouraging and informative. Happy New Year!