re: Is two too young to start home schooling?

Quoting Mandy Schlatterer:" <blockquote><b>Quoting awesomebrandi:</b>" I am not familiar with that program but ... [snip!] ... Waldorf turned out to have underlying spiritual tones which disagree with our views. I can't tell if Montessori is the same."

A lot of Montessori schools themselves are religious based but the concept behind the activities isn't necessarily religious.. It's just activities based learning.

<blockquote><b>Quoting awesomebrandi:</b>" A lot of Montessori schools themselves are religious based but the concept behind the activities isn't necessarily religious.. It's just activities based learning."</blockquote>




What religion? The rudolf Steiner guy had some strange personal belief about the ocean of god and all kinds of philosophies that were new and from him, so I'm curious about Montessori now

Quoting Mandy Schlatterer:" <blockquote><b>Quoting awesomebrandi:</b>" A lot of Montessori schools themselves are ... [snip!] ... belief about the ocean of god and all kinds of philosophies that were new and from him, so I'm curious about Montessori now"

Honestly I'm not sure.. I feel like I've seen a variety of religious Montessori schools. The founder was Catholic and I know that is popular for them but it's not really part of the curriculum that I've seen. I know it's very popular among homeschoolers. Part of my thing is also that I want to find a school when it's that time that is NOT religious and it can be hard to do when they're private schools lol.

At 2 I wouldnt do a program, but I would teach through play, games and everyday activities