Attend our Sharing Fair for networking and resources!
Cedar River Montessori, 15828 SE Jones Rd, Renton WA 98058
Saturday, May 18, 2024 from 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
- 8:00-9:30 Fair Visitor Check-in at the Entry
- Early Childhood, Elementary & Middle School Classrooms open for touring
- Vendors open for shopping - See list below
- 9:30 & 10:45 Workshops - See list below
- Light Brunch while you tour the school
- Noon Raffle of Vendor donations
VISIT ANOTHER SCHOOL: Join us for a local PINTS OF INTEREST following the Sharing Fair to extend our conversation and networking at Dancing Pines Montessori, hosted by Kelly Kunz, 22849 172nd Ave SE, Kent WA 98042. Just 15 minutes from Cedar River Montessori.
STARS Credits or Clock Hours planned for all attendees.
REGISTRATION OPTIONS: Click Here to Register Online Now.
- Register ONLINE anytime as a PNMA Member ($39) or as General Public ($69).
- Not a member yet? JOIN US as an individual or school member.
- Register for FREE as a Member Sharing a Lesson Unit or Mini-Workshop
- ideas and notes on sharing lesson in details below
Workshop Options of 45 to 60 minutes in 2 sessions:
- 9:30-10:30
- Spirituality & Compassion in times of AI, Sonal Elkunchwar
- Erdkinder Practical Life & Dynamic Science, Marc Cobb & Nicole Rich
- Bridge Beam Construction Demo, Elliot Apatov - also a vendor
- Happenings Mat, Heather Kindem - also a vendor
- 10:45-11:45
- Training the Voice of the Child, Allan Hirsch
- Empowering Parents to Nurture their Child's Confidence for Writing, Alyx Hodges
- Where Visions Meet-A Montessori Documentary, Gail Longo
Vendors at the Event - see links
LESSON SHARING GUIDE:
- Register to Share a Lesson by using the Member/Sharing option.
- Your registration will be confirmed when the lesson plan is received.
- Email a copy of your lesson to membership@pnma.org no later than May 10.
- Please bring 2 copies of the lesson you are sharing; one for display and one for our online event access.
NEED AN IDEA OF A LESSON TO SHARE?
Let's help one another build our summer program curriculum by sharing lessons that pertain to summer. Special art lessons, outdoor extensions, gardening, cooking and other summer focused practical life lessons can really add to our programs.
