Let the adventure of
learning begin!

The preschool years are by far the most valuable for building character and instilling a love of learning. In Mommy, Teach Me! author Barbara Curtis (Montessori teacher and mother of twelve) reveals professional secrets to help you tune into your child's developmental needs ' turning everyday life at home into a learning adventure your child will never forget.

Designed as a user-friendly curriculum, this book is packed with hands-on exercises to release your children's independence, order, concentration, self-control and other basic skills ' the kind of early experiences that will give them a lifetime educational advantage.

For any parent, grandparent or teacher seeking a better understanding of children and wishing to make the most of the preschool years ' including memorable introductions to math, science, geography, fine arts, and spiritual life ' Mommy, Teach Me! is the place to begin.

With Barbara's warm style and practical approach, you will be encouraged to help your child reach his potential even as you grow to meet your own.

"Mommy, Teach Me! gives parents the tools to help them bring out the best in their child and the best in themselves. This book will help you discover your God-given abilities so that you can help your child better discover hers or his."
--Drs. William and Martha Sears

Let the adventure of
reading begin!

There is a growing realization that most learning takes place before kindergarten, when every child's drive to discover is strongest. But you don't have to send your kids to preschool to give them a head start.

In Mommy, Teach Me to Read! Barbara Curtis, Montessori teacher and mother of 12, shares how she duplicated her classroom experience to teach her own children to read ' with an approach that fits in perfectly with the everyday life of mother and child.

But there's so much more to a reading program than mastering letters and words! In addition to easy-to-learn, fun-to-follow activities, Barbara shows how to choose the very best in children's literature to nurture a love of reading in your child.

Drawing on a wealth of experience and common sense, Barbara dispels the mystique of professionalism that surrounds teaching young children, shares insight about each child's God-given potential for learning, and helps parents discover their own potential as teachers.

“Don’t invest another dollar in reading materials before you’ve finished reading his book,” she advises. “You may be very surprised at how simple it actually is to produce an excellent and enthusiastic reader.”

In a world where reading means succeeding, this book can make all the difference in your child's future!