Thanks so much for your kind comment, Jessica! And thanks for letting me know about the M R&D links. My new theme automatically lines out broken links (and ones that aren’t broken on rare occasions). It’s helpful for me because I learn about blogs that have been deleted or links that have been changed. I checked, and M R&D updated their links (which weren’t descriptive before). I’ve fixed them now. 🙂

This post came up in an elementary resource search I was doing (preparing a blog post focusing specifically on upper elementary Montessori) and I thought I’d look it over again. I SO appreciate how thorough you are!

I noticed that the M R&D links are all lined out – did I miss something with them?

~Jessica

Great response, Jessica! Thanks for answering this! I’m still catching up after spending 8 days with my adult kids and kids-in-love in San Diego. 🙂

Thanks for your comment, Maureen! I’m glad the timing was right! Montessori elementary definitely covers much of what traditional middle school covers. It’s also nice that the Keys of the Universe albums have an AMI orientation. 🙂

Thanks, Raniela! Not all Montessori elementary school require AMI-trained teachers, although many do … and AMI training is definitely thorough and consistent with Maria Montessori’s original ideas. 🙂

Thanks, Kelly! You might also find this post helpful: https://livingmontessorinow.com/2012/01/02/montessori-monday-inexpensive-and-diy-movable-alphabets/. 🙂

Thanks so much for your kind comment, Jessica! It’s fun to be able to link to your resources … you have so much to offer Montessori elementary homeschoolers! 🙂

AMI albums are going to correlate with one another pretty tightly; so compare the tables of contents. For easy reference, the Montessori Nuggets site has several posts with tables of contents in various subjects; these are all from AMI albums.

~Jessica