This is the full series of lesson plans that I use to teach lacrosse to my lower and upper elementary students.
If you are interested in how different coaches and educators approach their work, this podcast is worth exploring beyond just this episode.
Snow Snake is a Native American game where a spear-like stick is slid as far as possible down a snowy track; the person who sends the snake the farthest wins. While the rules are simple, the game itself carries deep cultural, historical, and practical meaning.
Across the mountains of southern Colombia and northern Ecuador, there is a sport that has been played for centuries but is largely unknown outside of the region. The game is called Chaza, and for many communities in the Andean region of Nariño, it represents far more than just competition. It is a cultural tradition, a social gathering, and a sport that has connected generations of players.
A detailed reflection on attending The Montessori Event 2026 in Washington, D.C., from travel mishaps to meaningful connections, powerful keynotes, and presenting on Montessori athletics—leaving inspired, reinvigorated, and ready to return to the work.
