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| author           = Heidi Anne Spietz
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| publisher        = American Montessori Consulting
| pub_date         = 1991
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| pages            = 120
| isbn             = 0-929487-37-0
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| followed_by      = [[Modern Montessori at Home]]
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''Montessori at Home'' attempts to describe how to create a homeschool version of a Montessori pre-school. <br>

==Contents==
#An Alternative Approach to Learning
#Learning in a Home Environment
#The Three Year Old's Quest for Independence
#Your Four Year Old's Need for Adventure
#Kindergarten At Home for Four and Five Year Old Children
==Reviews==
# This book is so poorly written that is not really worth bothering with.  Much of the information is outdated, badly explained, or just plain wrong.  The book is self-published by the author and it really could have benefited from an editor.<br>A couple of better books on the topic are ''[[Basic Montessori: Learning Activities for Under-fives]]'' by David Gettman and ''[[Teaching Montessori in the Home: The Pre-School Years]]'' by Elizabeth G. Hainstock. - MontessoriAdmin
==Where to Buy==