Our Montessori Bookshelf: Emotional Intelligence
Looking for ways to support your child's emotional intelligence? These books are a great place to start!
- Anh’s Anger By Gail Silver, Illustrated by Christiane Krömer
- A Book of Feelings By Amanda McCardie, Illustrated by Salvatore Rubbino
- Because Brian Hugged His Mother By David L. Rice, Illustrated by K. Dibble Thompson
- Bravo Anjali! By Sheetal Sheth, Illustrated by Lucia Soto
- A Friend Like You By Frank Murphy and Charnaie Gordon, Illustrated by Kayla Harren
- Jabari Jumps By Gaia Cornwall
- Listening with my Heart: A Story of Kindness and Self-Compassion By Gabi Garcia, Illustrated by Ying Hui Tan
- The Many Colors of Harpreet Singh By Supriya Kelkar, Illustrated by Alea Marley
- My Cold Plum Lemon Pie Bluesy Mood By Tameka Fryer Brown, Illustrated by Shane W. Evans
- Ruby Finds a Worry By Tom Percival
- Sometimes I Feel Like a Mouse: A Book About Feelings By Jeanne Modest, Illustrated by Robin Spowart
- When Sophie Gets Angry–Really, Really Angry…By Molly Bang
A child’s early learning is shaped by the presence of the adults around them. This post explores how mindful movement, language, and boundaries support security and independence in the early years.
Children in Montessori discover how language works through movement and hands-on exploration. Learn how pronouns are understood naturally before formal grammar rules are introduced.
