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October 25, 2026
Nicolas Lepine
TPT Wants Exclusivity, and They Want to Pay Me ...

Under the new Exclusive Seller program, I would continue paying the same annual fee, but my payout would drop to 77.5%. More importantly, I would have to agree to sell eligible resources exclusively through TPT.

TPT Wants Exclusivity, and They Want to Pay Me LESS For It!
October 11, 2026
Nicolas Lepine
Games are Primary Sources

What if we treated games as primary sources?

Games are Primary Sources
October 4, 2026
Nicolas Lepine
That's Not Very Montessori

“That’s not very Montessori” shouldn’t end a conversation. It should be the beginning of one.

That's Not Very Montessori
September 13, 2026
Nicolas Lepine
Montessori, Work, and the Age of AI

If Montessori is a method for observing human development, experimenting with the environment, and revising our practice based on what we discover, then AI isn't necessarily a threat to Montessori. It may be one of the greatest tests of whether we actually believe in Montessori as a living method rather than merely a collection of materials.

Montessori, Work, and the Age of AI
September 5, 2026
Nicolas Lepine
Montessori, Labor, and the Meaning of Work

If a child develops physical problems because of the environment we have created, adding a specially designed piece of furniture to that environment doesn't fix the root problem; it only treats a symptom.

Montessori, Labor, and the Meaning of Work
Nicolas Lepine
April 14, 2019

Risk Vs. Reward

Nicolas Lepine
April 14, 2019
Risk Vs. Reward

The implementation of risk vs. reward is a very Montessori idea because it combines the two concepts of natural consequences and freedom of choice.

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Nicolas Lepine
April 6, 2019

Break Records, Not Hearts

Nicolas Lepine
April 6, 2019
Break Records, Not Hearts

Task completion instead of direct competition.

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Nicolas Lepine
March 30, 2019

Spring Sale 50% off!

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March 30, 2019
Spring Sale 50% off!

Save 50% with the code Spring2019

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Nicolas Lepine
March 23, 2019

The Power of Feedback (for the student)

Nicolas Lepine
March 23, 2019
The Power of Feedback (for the student)

This is the ultimate challenge of the Montessori PE instructor: balancing learning of the mind with learning movement of the body.

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Nicolas Lepine
March 17, 2019

The Power of Feedback

Nicolas Lepine
March 17, 2019
The Power of Feedback

Getting feedback from students and colleagues helps make your lessons awesome.

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Nicolas Lepine
March 10, 2019

Spring Forward with a New Free Lesson!

Nicolas Lepine
March 10, 2019
Spring Forward with a New Free Lesson!

Get a new free lesson on States of Matter!

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Nicolas Lepine
March 2, 2019

The Best System for Teaching Basketball to your Montessori School Team

Nicolas Lepine
March 2, 2019
The Best System for Teaching Basketball to your Montessori School Team

Don’t teach plays, teach rules. Don’t switch your program year to year, build it up every year.

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Nicolas Lepine
February 24, 2019

AIMS (Association of Illinois Montessori Schools) Conference 2019

Nicolas Lepine
February 24, 2019
AIMS (Association of Illinois Montessori Schools) Conference 2019

Two good questions from the AIMS 2019 conference.

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Nicolas Lepine
February 17, 2019

Does More Skill Equal Less Fun?

Nicolas Lepine
February 17, 2019
Does More Skill Equal Less Fun?

I assumed that due to it’s less competitive nature, this game would allow them to play loose and have fun, and not take the game seriously.

I was mistaken.

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Nicolas Lepine
February 10, 2019

How Consistency is Key in PE (After the Lesson)

Nicolas Lepine
February 10, 2019
How Consistency is Key in PE (After the Lesson)

There are three key components to keep in mind after a successful Montessori PE lesson.

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