Child

of the

Redwoods

Montessori Homeschooling,

Without the Overwhelm

🔎 See How It Works

Our Step-by-Step System Ensures You’ll Always Know Exactly What to Teach.

Follow a Clear Montessori Roadmap

Feel confident knowing exactly what to teach at every age and stage

Use Scripted Lessons and Ready-to-Go Printables

Print, cut, and teach — a little prep, a lot of peace of mind

Stick With a System That Fits Your Real Life

Even if your days are busy, messy, or unpredictable, you’ll stay grounded and organized

Give Your Child a Beautiful Montessori Education

Real Montessori at home without the pressure to be perfect

Give Your Child the Education You Dream About!

Thousands of Families Are Using Child of the Redwoods in Their Real Homes.

Two children playing in a bright living room, with one child sitting at a table and another walking with a ball near a mat decorated with drawings.
Child drawing a purple crystal geode on a clipboard, next to a large amethyst geode display.
A doll on an open book surrounded by cards showing various baby activities like nursing, crying, crawling, eating, sleeping, and smiling.
Children playing with two toy dolls in water containers on a checkered black and white mat.
Three children playing on a wooden floor with a track made of blue tape. Each child has a toy car they're pushing along the tape track.
Two children playing with a large paper Zodiac wheel on a wooden table. The wheel displays various animals and years corresponding to the Chinese Zodiac. The scene is indoors with a pillow and blanket visible nearby.
A classroom wall display featuring spiral patterns and information about snakes, with paper snake decorations hanging. A shelf below holds books related to science, and art supplies are organized on a cart to the right.
Rendition of Marcel Duchamp's Bicycle Wheel, featuring a stool with a bicycle wheel attached. Image includes a black-and-white photo of the original artwork and a scale model. Numbered cards 5 to 10 with Ferris wheel images are at the bottom.
Young girl with red hair holding a card labeled "Embroidery Stitches" inside a house.
Two children sitting on a pink bedspread, playing a card game with cards featuring various images, wearing colorful pajamas with heart and cherry patterns.
Child playing with flag flashcards on a table
Person eating a bowl of fruit and yogurt with a spoon, next to a recipe sheet on a wooden table.
Child smiling, wearing a headband made of grapes and strawberries, against a blue sky background.
Two children engaged in creative activities on a carpeted floor. One child sits by a layout of educational cards in a circular pattern, with colored pencils and a notebook nearby. Another child lies on the floor smiling, wearing patterned pajamas. Sh
Child arranging labeled cards on the floor in a learning activity, with books and toys on shelves in the background.
Two wooden chairs with a chain of paperclips hanging between them in a cozy indoor setting.
A woman and two children with paper pinwheels making playful faces in a home setting.
Two children placing animal cards on a world map on the wall.
Child playing with educational toys on wooden floor
A child engaging in a Montessori activity on a shiny, iridescent mat. There is a box divided into sections containing colored beads. The child is arranging beads in zigzag patterns according to cards with printed bead sequences. An informational card
Educational poster showcasing different types of motor-powered vehicles, including a car, motorcycle, ATV, golf cart, bus, cable car, electric scooter, power chair, fire truck, pickup truck, dump truck, and RV. Each section includes an image and desc
Child crafting with blue watercolor paper and dried flowers, using a paintbrush and glue on a textured mat.
Child in red shirt coloring a drawing of a gingerbread person at a wooden table.
Child playing with clay at a wooden table, wearing a colorful striped shirt and blue apron. In the foreground, there are clay sculptures. The background includes a cabinet with glass doors.
Children engaged in a craft activity on a green mat, surrounded by colored paper, pencils, and a teddy bear.
Wall display with pinwheels, bicycle wheel art, windmill photos, books, and flashcards on transportation theme.
Child in blue onesie holding a colorful paper pinwheel, standing by a window with bare trees visible outside.
Young child sitting on a rug, wearing a rainbow heart shirt and pink leggings, playing with colorful pipe cleaners and knitting projects.
Child playing on the floor with colorful pipe cleaners and wooden spools, wearing patterned pajamas. A pan and rug are also visible.
Two images of a young child in a kitchen, one using a spoon to stir a pot on the stove and the other preparing food on a cutting board.
Child standing on chair in kitchen holding rolling pin attached to pole
Colorful quilled paper flowers and leaves arranged on white sheet with crafting materials nearby.
Child with red hair holding a soccer ball indoors, wearing colorful bracelets and a unicorn-themed shirt; autumn-themed decorations are visible in the background.
A child and an adult placing a number card on a number line on a wall, with numbers 1 through 10 on the line. The card being placed has the number 8.
Classroom shelf with educational materials, notebooks, pictures, trays with utensils, and wooden blocks.
Two children drawing at a small table with books, a map, and sunflowers in a vase nearby.
Two children holding aluminum plates with heart and star cutouts near a window, letting sunlight shine through the shapes.
Child mixing ingredients in a glass baking dish on a kitchen counter with a wooden spoon, alongside a recipe and a container of cheese.
Two children playing with toys in a water-filled bin on a wooden floor. One child is wearing a red patterned outfit, and the other is in a blue and white outfit. A cloth is spread on the floor beside them.
Educational classroom setup with a bulletin board displaying various images and activities, including a ferris wheel, ocean, bicycles, and the India flag. Below, shelves filled with educational tools such as a color wheel, toy car, rolling pin, spool

It’s Working for Them. It Can Work for You, Too.

You are 100% capable of homeschooling your child using the Montessori method. No more wondering if you’re doing it right. Just follow the steps and know you’re doing enough.

A collection of Montessori materials, including spiral-bound books on various subjects like science, math, and reading, a small globe, a wooden card box with Planning cards, and a bowl of Montessori beads

  1. Get Your First Theme. “I don’t know where to start.” Sweet friend, we get it. That’s why our themed units come with simple, step-by-step visual guides. Just print, cut, and begin—no pressure, no perfection required.

  2. Learn the Montessori Method. “I want to make sure I’m teaching the right things at the right time.” Our self-paced courses help you understand Montessori quickly and clearly, so you can stop wondering if you’re getting it wrong and start feeling sure of yourself.

  3. Meet Your New Besties. “I feel so alone in this.” You don’t have to do this alone. Inside our private community, you’ll find kindred spirits, trusted Montessori guides, and the kind of support that makes everything feel a little lighter.

  4. Cover the Basics, the Montessori Way. “I want to make sure I’m teaching reading, writing, and math and doing it right.” We take the guesswork out of foundational lessons, with guidance that feels like a sigh of relief. With our Montessori Planning Card System™, you’ll always know what to teach next and why it matters.

  5. Keep Going & Trust the Process. “Am I doing enough?” Yes, you are. Montessori is a journey, not a checklist. Just keep showing up. Every small moment adds up. And you’re doing so much more than you think.

Try It Out Today

Three printable pages from a ladybug-themed educational workbook, including leaf counting activity, with colorful illustrations and instructional text.

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No more guessing. Just simple, hands-on Montessori that feels doable—and even fun.

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